Privilege: Real Discus-shhh Only

Free Thought Revolution

Freethought Friends - Family, and sols new to the community, it is a privilege to share these messages of humanity with you; from the voices of the people. Privilege is not an accord or a topic of discussion that floats through mainstream society. Instead it is a label, moniker, and divisive acronym that dispels the notion of humanity amongst civilized sols. The largest barrier is the belief having privilege is akin to a curse or scarlet letter, however far from reality it is.

The truth of privilege lives in the systems we’ve created that place value upon individuals based on a birthright. The different levels of privilege span beyond just the mere complexion one uses to shade their soul. We were blessed with the privilege to discuss these blatant and nuanced imbalances.

We were able to briefly get Professor Amber Colbert to break away from teaching the next generation of socially conscious students at Palomar College, in order to give us a clear picture on the social constructs within society that impoverish so many individuals with a lack of access, opportunity, and/or resources to access life’s essentials i.e. nutritious food, healthy water, safe home, access to education - mental & physical health. For many individuals the simplest form is- to simply exist!

Join us as we carve up the systems of inequity, get real raw about the privilege of a “Black Ass” Oscars slap, the derision behind “privilege” as an idea, and the essence of humanity in spite of a lack of it.

Thanks for taking the time to grow your and our communities by listening to the hearts of our guests. Share, rate, review you know, all the digs they say we should be asking for. In truth, we only grow if you nurture the community. Thoughts are Free, Revolution Rakes Action; Be Revolutionary.

Thank you to prmtv sls @prmtvsls for the slow long as intro, yeah we cut that short; Bless. Dusty A Jones @tigersdenworks, very few sols can traverse the lines of division with words alike you; jah love. Nick Muser - Anthony Acosta - Joseph Vigil - Dusty A. Jones; the accompanying music to raise the words, spirit, and energy of the conversation sent us on a blessed path; shukran.

Professor Amber Colbert we cannot adequately express the blessing it was to sit and hold the conversation(s) we have had in the pursuit of equitable humanity for all sols, and the laughter at slapping a… it would be our pleasure to have you back to help us understand the rest of sociology to build more bridges of humanity as salaam a lakim.

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