Believe it or not, the youth is listening. This gives me hope! And it jams!
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Appetite For Change
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Great video! Thanks for sharing!
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Of course! Thanks for tuning in.
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I’m with it but they somewhat confused me talking about drinking milk and water out the faucet…😮
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LOL right, but they’ve come a loooong way from promoting Takis + Hot Cheetos!
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haha!!! Slow steps, slow steps lol
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I love this!! Another way we do not have to give in to “the system”. We can grow our own food! I just watched a video my niece posted with a young man explaining why Blacks cannot get ahead (it’s “the system.) This video you posted can help to negate that notion. Can I please share this on my blog and on my FB page?
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Yes! Please do
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And of course we’ll never win in a system that was created with a design for us to fail. We have to take power into our own hands.
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Aw I love it! I get so excited when good things trend in our community. I notice that healthy eating / lifestyles has been a major focus in the black community over the past couple of years. Its so encouraging 😀
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This is great! This is a good message for our children. It’s important to get out a message about healthy eating choices and growing our food. We did it in the past…we can do it again.
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Thank you for sharing!
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You’re very welcome.
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There is hope for the children! Catchy song and great lyrics! Thanks Kelley!
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Kelleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeey! Yes…urgh I’m queen of the waterworks, smh eyes were tearing half way through. Lolz, I loved–indeed there is always hope, we just have to seek it. Thank you soooo much for sharing this Queen. ♥
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There is always hope. Always!
You are SO welcome, Egypt. I’m glad you took something from it.
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I love this!
I could kick myself for not finding you sooner🙏🏾
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You’re here now!
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Yes ma’am 🙂 I sure am!
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Ahhhh I love this! Whenever we hear about black folks in the kitchen, it’s about us making drugs, right? You’ve heard that song “look at da flicka da wrist” … Smh … I love how they appropriating that same hand gesture and gave it a positive meaning! Good stuff!
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haha yes! We’re getting aprons made with that line and a whisk graphic. #trappin
Sidenote, have you heard of The Trap Kitchen? They don’t sell the healthiest food, but it’s just proof that your world changes when you change your thinking.
http://www.ebony.com/life/trap-kitchen-caterers#axzz4VU3qER8t
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AND when you change your environment
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I haven’t heard, but I just checked it out! Wow, this is beautiful! Doing what they can with what they got! Inspiring. Thanks for sharing this!
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Of course! I just think of how the system sets us up to fail again after we’ve done our time. It’s harder to get a job that can actually change your situation, so I commend these brothers for taking control of their destiny. There’s always a way out.
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This put a smile on my face! Thank you Kelley!!!
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Whoop! Mission accomplished 🙂
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🙂
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Great to see kids who are informed with what is destroying the community. Love the message in this video.
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Indeed indeed. They’re the future and we aught to teach them young + lead by example.
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