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The Dirty 30: The Black Dilemma: Why Don’t We Trust Each Other?

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The Dirty 30: The Black Dilemma: Why Don’t We Trust Each Other?

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21 просмотр · 7 дней назад
Why is it sometimes easier to trust everybody else… before we trust each other? This episode of Dirty Mouth Radio goes DEEP. What started as a conversation about where Black America could be 20 years from now quickly turned into a heated discussion about race, power, generational wealth, Black businesses, representation, unity, and trust within our own community. We talk about families who had businesses, land, ideas, and opportunities—but weren't always able to pass that wealth to the next generation. The conversation then raises an uncomfortable question: Why can we recognize the obstacles placed in front of us while still struggling to trust and build with one another? And THAT'S where things really get interesting. 💰 Why has building generational wealth been so difficult? 🤝 Why do we sometimes hesitate to support or trust Black-owned businesses? 📺 How much have media and entertainment shaped how we see ourselves? ♟️ Are we playing a game where somebody else already knows the rules? 🔥 And most importantly—if we don't change the pattern, where will we be 20 years from now? Nobody at the table is afraid to challenge the other person's perspective, and you may strongly disagree with some of what gets said. But that's exactly why this conversation needs to happen. 👇 WE WANT YOUR TAKE: Do you believe there's a trust problem within the Black community? And if there is, where does it come from—and how do we fix it? Sound off in the comments. Keep it respectful, but don't hold back. 👇🏾🔥 👍 Like | 💬 Comment | 🔔 Subscribe | ↗️ Share 🎙️ Dirty Mouth Radio Real Talk. Raw Energy. Unfiltered. #DirtyMouthRadio #TheBlackDilemma #BlackCommunity #BlackCulture #BlackWealth #GenerationalWealth #BlackBusiness #BlackUnity #BlackPodcast #Podcast #RealTalk #BlackExcellence