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Women of Color History Lesson Part 2 ft Duan & Q - Episode 82
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March 29, 2024

Women of Color History Lesson Part 2 ft Duan & Q - Episode 82

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Yo Q what up?

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Man I'm keeping it real what up the what?

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Welcome

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to not

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just music

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where we keep it real

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and honest

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always

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What's going on

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another Thursday 8pm

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Yes sir

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Not Just Music Podcast

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Dwayne Barrino, Quasar Murdoch

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in the building as always what's going on?

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Hey we getting closer to 100

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we getting closer

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1 inch and 2 fingernails

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what's good with you?

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Another shoot man another blessing

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not trying to talk to the people

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hit them with some topics

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what's happening?

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I'm doing very good man

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can't complain won't complain

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it's another week to do

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this wonderful

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blessed situation of

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podcasting

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anyway

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so picking up from last week man

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I know this is basically the end of

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basically coming out of March now

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and last month

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was women's history

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black inventors women

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who are very

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pinnacle to

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what we do today in the world

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what we have in the world today

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last week we went over a bunch of them

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and finished off with where we left off

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again it's not going to take us

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long but we need to definitely definitely

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push the situation

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of black inventors and we going to break these down

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as the weeks go along but I'm just giving them right off the top

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left off with

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Bessie Blunt Griffin

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she invented the feeding tube

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after World War II Bessie Blunt Griffin

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was working as a physical therapist

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with soldiers returning

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as amputees

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she found that among their trials

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with mobility eating

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and particularly

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challenging to help

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improve the soldiers self esteem and

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independence Griffin developed

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an electric self feeding tube

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that releases a small portion

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of food when the patient

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bites down a part of

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the device patented in

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1948

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it be on they business man

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getting it done

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in creations man is important

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number 12 Patricia E. Bath

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cataract treatment

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I would have thought this would have been more like medical marijuana but it's not

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but Patricia E. Bath is honored for her breath breakthroughs

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in ophthalmology

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bath holds five patents

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five patents

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flowers to you

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in the field and became the first African American female doctor to receive a medical patent

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after she invented

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a more precise treatment for cataracts in 1988

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she patented the laser

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laser phaco probe

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or laser phaco probe

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which dissolves cataracts with a laser

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making the experience a less painful cataract treatment to restore patients eyesight

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so shout out to a black woman

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a black doctor

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that's big

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Lebron James has had laser surgery

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all these greats

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black folk man

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the ironing board

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the ironing board was created by a black woman

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Sarah Boone was a dressmaker

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who sought to improve

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the ironing process of foreign fitting styles

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that were typically of the early 1890s

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designers were originally pressing their garments on a wooden plank across two chairs

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the ironing board on the other hand features a narrow end

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perfect for slipping into sleeves

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to keep the garment in place

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padding to prevent the impressions from the wood

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and collapsible legs for easy storage

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born to slaves, Boone earned her freedom

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when she got married and fled to Connecticut

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in her forties

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that was a long time

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she taught herself to read and write at church

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which is how she was able to apply for

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the 1892 patent

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and we're going to get into that situation

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because remember we were talking about

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the last homosole

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when we were basically speaking on like

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how they couldn't read

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and it was basically

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it was against the law

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to know how to read

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or learn how to read

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stuff like that

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so those that took it amongst themselves to go that extra mile

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to learn how to read

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self education too

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to take those stretches to make those things happen

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and she did this in 1892

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so yeah

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Mary Betrits Davis and Kenner's

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sanitary

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born into a long line of inventors

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had the unique opportunity to

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walk the halls of the US Patent

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and Trademark Office as a child

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in her forties she'd go on

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to patent five inventions

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including the toilet paper holder

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the back washer

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and massager

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and her first

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the sanitary belt

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a predecessor to menstrual pads

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it took Kenner 30 years

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to get the patent

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so 30 years

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it took her basically from a childhood all the way up until she was

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an older person

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but due to financial difficulty

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and insufficient support for black women

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but she still made her mark

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on modern history in spite of

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the obstacles

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it's very sad

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LNFL egg lens

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or edge lens

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clothes ringer

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for washing machines of course

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it's another situation

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black people were getting creative

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hanging them clothes up

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in slavery days yeah

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Ray Charles remember that scene when brother fell in the

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because the momma was hanging up

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them clothes

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wash tub 15

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like I said if you complain

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about the laundry process today

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imagine how much harder it was

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drying soaking wet clothes

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in 1888

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LNFL just helped

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to make the chore much more efficient

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with the invention of the clothes ringer

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the device helped to squeeze out

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excess water from clothing before

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being hung to dry

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aware of the difficulty

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for women even more so for

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black women

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my grandma used to do that

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to get a patent for their inventions

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she sold her design to a white

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agent for only $18

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her invention was popular well

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into the 20th century

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and it made millions for

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the American ringer company

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but not LNFL

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that's her name

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LNFL edge lens

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clothes ringer for washing machines

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I ain't ever seen no white woman hanging

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no clothes though

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that's just me personally I ain't never seen

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no white woman hanging no clothes

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I think it was a black thing

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oh it's definitely a black thing

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I think it's just one of those things where

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she might have had

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the invention the idea

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and probably somebody jumped on it before she

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could make it a permanent thing

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but thank god it's a thing

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she's recognized for it's not like they just

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straight swooping under the table

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major rejoiner

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permanent wave machine

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major rejoiner used her

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experience in the kitchen to create a beauty

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invention that changed the game for women's hair

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the permanent wave machine

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was created and patented by

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joiner in 1928 to keep hair

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curled for days by using

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rods inside a hooded dryer

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to set the curls similar to the pens

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joiner used to heat her pot

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roast from the inside out

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while both black and white

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madam cj walker's company

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saw most of the process

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which is a good thing cause like I said

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black person created

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it's a good thing we got it and again

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if you don't know what that is permanent wave

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people that's basically like saying

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jerry curls

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jerry curl

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deon said

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permanent waves back in the day

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had the curls you know the curls stayed in

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the permanent rods they had to put

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the chemical in and heat it up and make it stay

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there you go terrence howard dj

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rollers

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I'm sorry are you fine

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I just wanted to give them a picture I did

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17 miriam elizabeth

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benjamin's gong

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and signal chair

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traveling

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hospitality were not ready for

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miriam elizabeth benjamin

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the second black woman to receive a

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patent for her invention

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the school teacher set out to make it easier

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for patrons

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to get the attention of attendance

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in movie theaters

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hotels government and health care

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today we can see

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systems inspired by benjamin's design

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in the US

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house of representatives

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and on airplanes to signal

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flight attendance so shout out miriam elizabeth

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benjamin's gong and signal chair

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18 judy woodford

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reeds dough neater

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and roller cause we woulda known

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we just had to just

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many amazing things happen when a black woman

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is in the kitchen

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it would be a lot harder to

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produce patty pies without

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the contribution of inventor judy

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woodford reed reed is

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documented as the first black woman

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to hold a patent for her dough neater

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and roller in 1884

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the design is an improvement

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on wooden pen roller

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helping bakers soften

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and mix ingredients

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19 to hear reed smith's

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automated double dutch

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engineer to hear reed smith took it

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to the top took it to the black

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top at recess

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to bring us her invention

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the automatic double dutch machine

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her machine uses electric motors

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to turn the jump ropes in

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sync with an infrared

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beam to monitor the jumper's rhythm

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and speed talk about black girl magic

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20 ogre d

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gonzalez

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santa brie's

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ogre d gonzalez

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santa brie's

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long cycle life nickel

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hydrogen battery

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as the highest ranking hispanic

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person at nasa's glenn

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research center

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the technical contributions of ogre d

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gonzalez santa brie

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helped to enable

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the international space station

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power system

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to use research and energy storage

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technologies for space helped develop

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long cycle nickel hydrogen batteries

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and we're going to

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shut it down because that's another

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10 but again listen

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anybody that

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was anybody that understood anything

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for the month of march needed to understand

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that women are

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definitely at the top

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of the chain when it comes to being

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inventors especially with the

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new age technology

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and the way things are going now

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it's definitely not a thing to overlook

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as i said women have taken

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this role of leadership

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now more so in all of our

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industries now

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saying with that

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now moving into

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the 2024

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year this is one thing

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i've definitely been saying

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what we're going to do we're going to start having

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those conversations and speaking on

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trying to get people in here especially

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people who are very innovative

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what do you feel

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that

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and people do you know

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do you feel there's any women

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do you know of any women

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brother

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you've answered

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you said

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then you asked me this last

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do you know any i'm going to ask you again

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you're going to put me in the spot

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yeah i'm going to ask you again put you on the spot

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the women you just read

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listen

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no

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we're going to keep it real

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okay people this is a lesson

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a teaching moment i'm not good with names

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people it takes me a minute

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i'm not good with names

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the memo of all this is

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black women are talented

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some of the best

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people on earth

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that's the memo

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so the reason i asked you

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i'm going to give you

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a situation where he can win

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right here

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so

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who is

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i got a good

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question for you

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if you don't know this one then sorry

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you must be sorry

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i'm not bad

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i'll just ask the question even on

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the black screen who

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give me an a b c d

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easy question who's responsible for

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quincey murdoch at the age

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of five

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who's responsible

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for quincey murdoch at the age of five

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man

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look can it be

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all of the above cause i got

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a mama b grandma

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c auntie

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or d

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anybody

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i'm sitting on all three of them

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all three of them there you go so again

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all three of them now narrowing it down

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how did q

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get on this earth via

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who mama curl

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okay so we gonna shout

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out moms on this one

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for the case of because they are

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very much important right now due to

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we wouldn't be sitting here having this conversation

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if it wasn't for

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patricia so shout

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out patricia bereno here's my chance to

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give my women my women's shout

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out to my mama because again

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even though this ain't mother's day we're getting close to

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mother's day but again i'm gonna

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go ahead and give my early mother's day love mama

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i appreciate you appreciate you allowing me to be

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able to do this and do all this

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stuff i'm in your house right now so i appreciate

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it you know it's much much love to

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appreciate you mama love you

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i love you i love you curl

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curl how

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you done changed and you done got married

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look at you i love you mama

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so

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what's been going on man

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other than the invention

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inventor's world what's been

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the business man man i've been

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the stuff blessings

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man been following them all out man

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just just living day by day

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um it's crazy

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we talking about black women

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the month you know uh

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you know my personal

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life you know i got some

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new faces some black women

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you know in my life positive so

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we doing you know

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uh i'm it's crazy we talked

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about it because it's opening my eyes and it's

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actually showing me you know the importance of a black

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woman even like sometimes we get

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straight away from it and it's a reminder

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you get that reminder all that

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checks all that calls are

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you know the littlest things and be like you know

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black women do really truly

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run the world you know i'm saying

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make the world go around

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so yeah

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everything been good

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good good man

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i'm definitely this is something

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you know we was talking about you know with the

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black inventors and not even just black

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inventors just black historians period

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um

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one thing i feel that

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that has changed a lot

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as far as being

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inventors in the

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modern day is

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we don't take advantage of

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technology

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so you know one thing

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that technology has given us

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is the upper hand

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we got all these tablets we have all these

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computers we have all these

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phones we have all this stuff right

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and a lot of

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stuff that we get on was created

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by somebody right

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why do you feel

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that

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and this is this is saying now

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why do you feel now

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that

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we is and black people

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have

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fallen into the

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trap of just using

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the technology

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versus creating

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technology why do you feel this that way

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i think cause this is

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how i put it

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uh one short

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attention span we don't have

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a longer attention span

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we don't we yeah lazy

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we don't we don't wanna

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we don't wanna learn we don't also we don't wanna

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learn we wanna just you know

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just do it quickly

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we don't wanna take our time we sometimes

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we don't even take our time to look over it or even

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listen re listen to us

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you know and it's all about quantity

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we and another thing are the influences

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of the world the outside noise

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like i think you know people so

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uh you need to you know you move

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on the world's time now

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you move on the people time

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when it was i'ma take my

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time to drop a project

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putting it with music it might take

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me two three years but i'ma work on this

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project now people don't have

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them pages they want you to drop now you know

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they want you to drop quick

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so some some of the

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people that were creators have

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gotten pre-pressed into that lane

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to where they feel like they just gotta

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they gotta drop now

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and it hurts the quality and it starts sounding like

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the ones that just don't

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put creativeness in their

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material and this this is to

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like i said

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when we get lazy

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i mean we get

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lazy yeah and it sure

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the world has made it

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to where we can be lazy but the

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thing is is how much time

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like we was talking about too

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was the learning if you're gonna learn

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something learn something that's gonna change

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the world you know we have enough

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clones think about it

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got phones that are basically

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we got people competing

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for between iPhone and Android

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and basically these phones do the exact same

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thing that's crazy to me you know

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what this year is the first year i really

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ain't care about upgrading our phone

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i didn't really upgrade

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like i had an issue and then i like

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got my money back and i

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i ain't even care about it's

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technology technology is technology

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you know what i'm saying but it's

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how you it's how you use it

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i don't put that it's how you use

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it you know what i'm saying so yeah

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so for

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me as

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of 25th from 2015

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to now right yeah

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when i

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graduated from Full Sail

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and this is the craziest

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thing

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i said all this stuff

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is gonna change in the next 10 years

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right so from 2015

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to 2025 next year right

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i look at how much

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is what i thought was

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gonna change change

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even speaking with a couple

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artists that other outside

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of you that i was working with at the time

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i was telling y'all like especially when you

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first started working with me like i told you

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i was like look the world is getting

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ready to change as far as

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like technology and how technology

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moves the world

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yeah it really hit us

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when COVID i think you see how

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it changed from that period to now

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and i seen

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it too i was telling my girl

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i seen the transition

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and going too cause i seen the music

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kind of taking a fall

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like cause the quality wasn't there

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so i seen it and i

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seen it was something

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and i that's when we

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shot the movie you know you shot the movie

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Quincy Murray had the movie and

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cause we seen we seen

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something other than music

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that was happening and

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in the long run it was this podcast

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too cause i know we had started doing it

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we had brought it up before all the pandemics

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so but we really started hitting

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it after you know what i'm saying

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cause we seen the movement

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you can reach people more with visuals

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than just words and talking now

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you know what i'm saying

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but yeah i was just saying cause like just from

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that short period of time like how

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from COVID to now

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and it just shows constant changes

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like how you say from 4SL to

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you know this year and that year

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when we met 2017 to now

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and there's one thing

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the things that i see

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one of the struggles is the technology

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people didn't understand it

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especially phones

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and

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the tablets like phones and tablets

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have became the new go

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to as far as like

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content creation

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the hardest part about the content

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creation though is like i said

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people having to realize that you have to learn how to

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do this stuff on your own

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that's the biggest problem

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i see that fall

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you gotta know how to use it

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what's the point of having a phone you can't use it

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you fall into a trap

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so just say

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yeah you learn how to use it as far as saying

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yeah i know how to send a text, yeah i know how to make a phone call

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yeah i know how to

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maybe you know how to facetime, maybe you know how to do

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you know a little bit with my email situation

624
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you make content

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can you create content is a different

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is a different story

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and not only with that

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the entrepreneurial

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part of it

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is another phase where people fall short

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with it because it's hard

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to be an entrepreneur if you don't know

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how to be an entrepreneur in one

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but not only on top of that being a content

635
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creator and an entrepreneur

636
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at the same time can run you

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a struggle just due to the way the world

638
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moves

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you can easily get distracted

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and you can easily get

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thrown off because it

642
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things might not go your way at first

643
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things ain't always going to go right but you gotta

644
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stick with it you know what i'm saying

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independently anything

646
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independently you gonna get discouraged

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you gonna have your good days

648
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you gonna have your bad days

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the visual part of

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the world now

651
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has caused the creation to me

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caused the

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creation level to

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be a strain

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because like i told you

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watch everything you're going to be video driven

657
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ain't nothing going to be audio anymore

658
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ain't nobody going to be reading nothing

659
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you can't write these long

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you stop writing these long posts and just talk about it

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i said Q stop

662
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doing these long posts bro

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talk about it

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say the words

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just get on video just say these

666
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things cause these people

667
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the mindset don't be like ok read

668
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this and i started doing that and they were like

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really he

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oh my god it hit

671
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it hit home i didn't have no problem since though

672
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people talk when people talk in video

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you see that visual

674
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version of something it brings

675
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a lot more attention

676
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and this is something

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why i said it's going to be next

678
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now you got the situation of

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virtual

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reality has

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become even more so a big thing now

682
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due to apple putting out there

683
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i was going to tell you that

684
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with the podcast and stuff

685
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i think that's

686
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a lane we need to get more into

687
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i see streaming taking over

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streaming

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things

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tv streaming

691
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anything streaming productive

692
00:23:52,000 --> 00:23:54,000
is taking over the game

693
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radio

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stuff like that

695
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it's different avenues we can get into

696
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you know what i'm saying

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still keep our daily program

698
00:24:04,000 --> 00:24:06,000
what we do now but add that to it

699
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so we don't get lost

700
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in the sauce when it completely

701
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flips and change from podcast to streaming

702
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you know what i'm saying

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like you say keeping up with the times

704
00:24:16,000 --> 00:24:18,000
staying updated

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is the key cause i don't want us to get

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lost in the sauce

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we gotta be ahead and see it

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ok again

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00:24:28,000 --> 00:24:30,000
we definitely have to do better

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as inventors because

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i feel inventors of the past

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didn't have that

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all this new technology to do and create

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things like you know we do now

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so

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with that being said especially with

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the creative level i would love for us

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especially the black community

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to be more creative

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to think more to have more

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00:24:52,000 --> 00:24:54,000
we do have black inventors out here that

722
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i'm going to bring up that are very new

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and have a lot to do but again

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we don't know about them we need to find out

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00:25:00,000 --> 00:25:02,000
we need to put all this stuff in the front so we

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00:25:02,000 --> 00:25:04,000
can start seeing this stuff so we can be

727
00:25:04,000 --> 00:25:06,000
like i say to get all this negativity because

728
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me and Q talk about it all the time we look bad as a black folk

729
00:25:08,000 --> 00:25:10,000
a lot of times we make ourselves look bad

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00:25:10,000 --> 00:25:12,000
so again if nobody ever pushes the

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00:25:12,000 --> 00:25:14,000
positive narrative for us

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00:25:14,000 --> 00:25:16,000
or of us we will never know any of this

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stuff so again

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that's why we've been just

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going consistently going over

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inventors going over black

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inventors going over people that were very

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prosperous and getting things patented

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and doing things in the beginning

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that we most didn't

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00:25:32,000 --> 00:25:34,000
a lot of us didn't know about so

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important

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closing

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copyright

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your

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your

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next phase of

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greatness is only

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going to come as we say if you're trying

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if you're not trying

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00:25:54,000 --> 00:25:56,000
what are we

752
00:25:56,000 --> 00:25:58,000
doing this why do me and Q come in here and sit down

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and do this because we're trying we try

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every single time

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I love it I love it

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00:26:04,000 --> 00:26:06,000
we don't take it lightly

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even if it's you know the thing of

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00:26:08,000 --> 00:26:10,000
mess up, mess up keep going

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try again don't stop don't give up on this

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00:26:12,000 --> 00:26:14,000
don't give up on your hopes and dreams

761
00:26:14,000 --> 00:26:16,000
of what you want things to be

762
00:26:16,000 --> 00:26:18,000
Not Just Music Podcast definitely has been doing this

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now for almost about to be two years in

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April so again it's not just

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like don't let that go over your heads

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people it's not a long time

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but it's definitely a long time in the sense of

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work ethic work ethic takes a long

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and a lot of time a hell of a lot of work

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it's a hell of a lot of work you know

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what I'm saying it is so

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nah this a big thing it's not a

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small thing like I said

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at home so we take it way

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00:26:42,000 --> 00:26:44,000
we take a lot of stuff way too small

776
00:26:44,000 --> 00:26:46,000
way too small and we could

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00:26:46,000 --> 00:26:48,000
have been we could have been

778
00:26:48,000 --> 00:26:50,000
broke a lot of this code due to

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just the slow movements

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00:26:52,000 --> 00:26:54,000
just because we're lazy

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00:26:54,000 --> 00:26:56,000
again let's unlazy y'all

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00:26:56,000 --> 00:26:58,000
let's step it up let's keep going let's keep raising the bar

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for us and us at

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00:27:00,000 --> 00:27:02,000
Not Just Music Podcast will definitely keep y'all

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00:27:02,000 --> 00:27:04,000
tied in if you're on

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00:27:04,000 --> 00:27:06,000
the website right now subscribe if you're on

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00:27:06,000 --> 00:27:08,000
YouTube right now subscribe whatever network

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00:27:08,000 --> 00:27:10,000
you're on subscribe follow

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on everything

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don't forget to sign up for email subscription

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so we definitely can

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tap in with y'all

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and also the merch Q

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00:27:20,000 --> 00:27:22,000
always brings it up I forget to bring it up

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00:27:22,000 --> 00:27:24,000
a lot merch merch merch

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audio video

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all that stuff everything is on our

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website if you're a platform

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type we're on every mostly every

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single platform that is out

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everything got a follow button everything has

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a follow button just tap in again

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we will definitely love to

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communicate with y'all if you have anything

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ask any questions don't just feel free

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to ask talk to us man email us

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message us wherever you at

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and again it's easy to do

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keep trying

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00:27:52,000 --> 00:27:54,000
keep pushing it's not easy

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to do keep trying keep

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00:27:56,000 --> 00:27:58,000
pushing it doesn't change keep trying and

813
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keep it in they face exactly

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yeah alright y'all

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again Not Just Music Podcast I'm Dwarne Burrito

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Quincy Murdoch in the building as always

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and we are out