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“Black Youth Are Not Afraid To Defend Their Rights”, Psychologist, Dr. Niama T. Malachi Mama Joy
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“I Can Breath”, Says ABJ Youth, Tabario, Asia, Khiari Mama Joy
I interviewed my grand daughter Aya Woods (freshman in Highschool) who says that she is not learning much in school. We as a community a lot of time see teenagers as the problem, not the solution. Aya says She is feeling so bored and sad at school; she views what is being taught to her does not help create financial freedom. If we listen to our children we can know the direction we should take in the education system. After this interview, Aya felt she was heard not as a child but as an adult. Her dad came on the show and that encouraged her greatly. She said, she feels now more purposeful and hopeful.
Papa Peace(Shahram Sedehi) is a freelance filmmaker, from middle east, Iran, who loves the spirituality of Black people; so much so that he had to marry Mama Joy, a native of New Orleans.
In this interview, Psychologist, Dr. Niama T. Malachi, states, “Black youth are not afraid to defend their Rights…the evolution of us no longer being afraid, is something to be proud […]
Thank you Aya for your insightful answers. I particularly loved your suggestions that other subjects in on-line school would be far more interesting and of use to students today. I’m glad you can tell the difference physical exercise can play in our emotional well-being. I would love to study wealth building with you and other interested young people.