NIGHT SCHOOL: Trump Cuts HIV/AIDS Aid, MAGA Thug Killed, Tabitha Brown Boycott Drama & MORE!!!

In this explosive episode of NIGHT SCHOOL, Marc Lamont Hill unpacks the biggest stories shaking up the world right now. Donald Trump is slashing HIV/AIDS funding while still cutting checks to Israel and Egypt-who benefits from this move? A January 6 rioter, fresh off a Trump pardon, gets gunned down by police-where’s the MAGA outrage now? Meanwhile, Swiss authorities detain a Palestinian-American journalist for daring to speak out, raising serious questions about global free speech. And Tabitha Brown is catching heat for pushing back on the Target boycott-does she have a point, or is she just protecting her own bag?
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[@giagenae]

I struggled with Tabitha's argument, but the bus boycott comparison helped a ton. It really is fairly easy to think of any excuse as to why one can't fully participate in revolution; and that made me realize why true revolutionaries exist in such few numbers. Smh, great discussion though. Thanks Marc!

[@MaxineShaw_84]

Tab wants to continue the lifestyle she's become accustomed to as a result of mass marketing -bottom line. That's what rubs me wrong; this boycott doesn't affect all her businesses - just the biggest moneymaker. I'm also immediately turned off when people slide into their _benevolence fund_ church voice anytime they need folks' money. We have public figures sacrificing their entire livelihood for liberation, but she's worried they might no longer be able to travel on Emirates. That whole Black capitalism church comedy crew that hangs out together will always put their own pockets first and Kevonstage is LOUD about doing anything for a dollar. I'm not shocked or disappointed in Tab, really. It was coming.

[@westindian10]

Well said. 👊🏾

[@jerrypearson9861]

She is under contract sometime we do our own the worst

[@MaxineShaw_84]

@jerrypearson9861 Having a contract didn't require her to make the video, telling people to scab so her biggest partnership doesn't suffer. Instead of moving like the contract is a restriction, she needs to be using it as security while she builds up other places for ppl to shop her products. This is a woman who wants to remain a millionaire more than stay on code.

[@jeffwilson8246]

She showed everyone what a wackoon does 4 massa.... Prolly wasn't even told 2 do the vid... I'm from NC & saw through her smoke screen a long time ago....

[@MaxineShaw_84]

@@jeffwilson8246 Anytime somebody clocks her, the saints & aints write it off as jealousy or flipping when things aren't up. She'll still get her money from the religious though; they love a grifter.

[@sdotphoenix]

Why the intro play like 100 times?😂

[@knred1]

I understand what Ms. Tab is saying, but to even buy black-owned brands at Target is still supporting Target. I don't want to give them even a percentage of my little coins. I don't want to even be seen on their surveillance cameras walking into their stores and browsing their aisles. I will continue to support Tab, but through her own website. This is why our wise elders have always taught and pushed us to invest back into ourselves and stop asking for a seat at "their" table. Companies like Target know how to play the long game when it comes to economics, politics, and their bottom line. They will happily give us a chance to have our products on their shelves because it drives black/brown/female consumers to their aisles and to the registers. They don't mind a black person coming in there to buy your $15 shampoo or $50 air fryer if it means that black people are also going to walk out of there with a TV and microwave. I hate that it's so many popular retail stores that are discontinuing this policy, because honestly, everyone has something in their home from either Walmart, Sam's, Target. and so on. I hope these milli-/billionaire blacks can put their funds and resources together to create our own economic geomagnetic storm.

[@TheQueenrevolution]

What is the boycott plan? Did Uncle Al present our ppl with a detailed plan of action of what we plan to do about marketplaces FOR US, BY US? Did he present us a plan for how we get away from begging "mommy and daddy" to take us seriously or for allowance or we kick and scream for "mommy and daddy" to give us what we say we want and need? I haven't seen one. Its always blk ppl get riled up, get emotional and let's try to get mommy and daddy to play ball with us. But is there a plan for where black people should shop for groceries and other items? When supermarkets and other stores charge an arm and leg on already inflated prices but Walmart has the lowest price... My thing is this. STOP gathering black ppl to be emotional and reactionary and give us some real short AND long term plans. Do we need to boycott THIS SECOND? Or would it be more powerful to actually come up with a long term sustainable plan that will put us in a better position for ourselves? We have to understand when WE are being played and used BOTH WAYS by BOTH SIDES. And when our so called leaders are employed by one side. From what I see none of this actually helps us.

[@gingerspice108]

This post was everything sis ❤❤❤

[@vanessajonesiAAM]

yeeeessss!!! we need a geomagnetic storm and a way to access our products in an affordable way that keeps them dollas runnin like they got legs all up and thru OUR communities. well said

[@knred1]

@@vanessajonesiAAM I truly believe it can happen but only if greed is eliminated and they are ok with the slow two nickels and not the fast dime.

[@anthonyshannon6744]

It's only a process when it comes to business. Never a process when it comes to freedom, and self awareness.

[@Alim9_-]

I’ve had the distinct pleasure and honor of running into brother Marc Lamont Hill today. What an honor and pleasure it was is. Utmost respect to you my brother- your content, knowledge, commitment and diligence is something to be marveled at. I wish I had the words to say this in person. Continue what you do. Also, this man definitely looks different in person- much taller than I ever imagined and quite buff 💪. I’m even more impressed on how you balance your presentation- certainly leading with knowledge and humanity over brawns.

[@SouthParkMack]

If we were in 1955 Montgomery Alabama, there would be a Tabitha Brown telling us to keep riding the buses because SHE needs to get around town.

[@terrencehoward6574]

Be quiet. If you were a reasonable person you would understand. Do you have a business?

[@SouthParkMack]

@@terrencehoward6574 Yes I do and I am very successful, so what’s your point?

[@terrencehoward6574]

@ my point is if you are successful you should be smart enough to know how America works. Black folk don’t have the monolithic power we once had, so boycotting huge corporations like Target are useless. Tabitha is correct in her assessment, attempting to boycott only hurts the black businesses that thrive in Target. Also, studies show DEI benefited black folk the LEAST. We need strategic thinking not emotional outrage.

[@SouthParkMack]

@@terrencehoward6574 We can agree to disagree. I strongly believe that a boycott is far from useless. Based on the comments in the chat, many others here share the same perspective. This isn’t about emotion. It’s about strategic economic withdrawal, a tactic that has proven effective in the past. Lastly, I encourage you to engage in discussions without resorting to insults like “if you were reasonable” or “should be smart enough.” Respectful dialogue is important, even when we disagree. Not only do I own 2 businesses of my own, I also was [until I retired] a C-suite, top executive of a global, multi-billion dollar corporation for 25 years. I don’t think I was successful in business by not being reasonable or smart. I stand by my original comment which, by the way, was tongue-in-cheek.

[@SouthParkMack]

@@terrencehoward6574 We can agree to disagree. I strongly believe that a boycott is far from useless. Based on the comments in the chat, many others here share the same perspective. This isn’t about emotion. It’s about strategic economic withdrawal, a tactic that has proven effective in the past. Lastly, I encourage you to engage in discussions without resorting to insults like “if you were reasonable” or “should be smart enough.” Respectful dialogue is important, even when we disagree. Not only do I own 2 businesses of my own, I also was [until I retired] a C-suite, top executive of a global, multi-billion dollar corporation for 25 years. I don’t think I was successful in business by not being reasonable or smart. I stand by my original comment which, by the way, was tongue-in-cheek.

[@staceyporter8086]

In the 1980’s when we were pressuring the government to divest from South Africa, the counter-argument was that divesting would cost black jobs. It’s the same argument over and over. But, individual sacrifice is the cost of collective progress.

[@AfrikaBorwaPoliticking]

All the Black Multi millionaires who sell at Target can get together and rent a warehouse for their products. There is great opportunity in this if they are strategic.

[@KeithAdams-o3b]

That's the first thing I said

[@MidnightOracle8]

This! Setting up a solid distribution channel is EASY when you have the monetary resources!

[@Teddy_z_]

But they won't. They Kanye. Wanna be at the white man's table.

[@kaki_karei]

She is basically saying screw the collective cause I need to stay a millionaire 😢

[@juicyparsons]

Aren't we using the term "boycott" wayyyyyyy too loosely? If we look at the labor movement and how boycotts were historically organized- these social media declarations are hardly organized boycotts.... and we never educate and organize IRL or sustain long enough for these social media "boycotts" of today to really take root. Social media organizing falls into the same trap that Occupy did- realizing that a decentralized, leaderless movement still needs nodes of structure and responsible, accountable people to coordinate together We also need to reimagine what changes need to be made in the face of globalization. Capitalism has taken such a different form that yesterday's tactics need to be refreshed for these mega- conglomerates

[@juicyparsons]

Also people will need alternatives to essential services. I live in a working class/poor part of the Twin Cities where WalMart, an office store, a fabric store, a clothing store, a check-cashing store were all demolished for a stadium and it's likely about to lose Cub Foods and Dollar Tree. Aldi is several blocks down but otherwise area will become a food desert if not for the Super Target (it's one of the *busiest* ) right there. During the bus boycotts, black organizations helped at least organize carpools and cab companies to fill in the void. So in some places it won't be enough to just tell people not to shop- Target has become some folks' main source of food so we may have to help organize food drives in those areas

[@onesinglestephealthwithnatasha]

@juicyparsons I agree 💯. It's easy to say boycott, but it needs to be organized!

[@zeeqq105]

Wow! I thought I was the only one who stopped watching the NFL for the same reason. Yeah, I don’t really miss it either. I don’t judge others who watch either. Well Ms Brown. You/We need to think of other ways to do business. We did it in the past we can do it now. Because we can’t support these people if they have been given the green light to discriminate. If we sit back and do nothing we will go back the past “last hired first fired” then we all lose. This might be blessing in disguise to cut out the middle man. We need to stop being dependent on them. Stop being afraid. This ain’t foolishness Tabitha! It’s our lives.

[@mar-jj4gb]

Thanks!

[@vanessajonesiAAM]

The pardon of Marcus Garvey is so relevant to this convo...what was able to be accomplished with the Black Star back then with waaaaaay less resources and connectivity provides a critical initiative to study for strategy, solutions and collective ACTION

[@theresa0312]

Marc, great show. Take some time to get a massage and self care-you deserve it.

[@PHONIBRAXTON]

I’m not surprised at tab. She wants her money. Bottom line. Not many people care enough about social issues that affect the people when it interfere with their livelihood. If she stands with the people she loses money in her pocket. She doesn’t care THAT much . Bottom line. I’m not shocked at all.

[@jonathandow684]

This is similar to the Chick fillet stance on homosexuality but yet people still eat there

[@AriesGirl7719]

I don’t and their stance is the reason why.

[@lyndsayhale4852]

Individualism at it's finest!

[@CstleTW]

Idk much about Ms. Tabitha, but this is incredibly self serving. Do NOT undermine boycotts. This is so much bigger than her business... I'm so happy to hear Ali is free! What happened to him is disgraceful.

[@SaintJawn]

I’m truly disgusted by Tabitha Brown. She said nothing about the Gside in Palestine but was real quick to come and tell folks to break a boycott. Despicable.

[@djthegreat23]

I think what she's saying is to be strategic in whatever you decide to do. She's also speaking as a businesswoman. Do we expect her (and other businesses) to be in breach of contract as a vendor? Most of these vendors are small businesses and don't have the capital to pull their products. Fine... boycott the store and buy the products directly from the vendor. Whatever you do, have a plan and be strategic!

[@Voicesbyshawonbrown]

Definitely will be boycotting Target for sure! Thanks for this info brother Hill.

[@kle9268]

Ehh I think I have to disagree w: not only your take but also your approach on this matter, and brother you know you are my guy - my favorite guy whom I respect deeply in the media business. First, we have to acknowledge that she is in indeed in a difficult position. Secondly, she was not at all being dismissive about the issue or the call to action - but she had to make her point of position known to her followers and fans. I didn’t feel like she was trying to force us to not boycott but she wants us to consider the black businesses that would be affected by this. I give her a lot of credit for coming out w/ this statement because if you was her, what would you do ?

[@Jackie_Brown111]

I agree. We pick and choose. Can anyone show figures on the true benefit DEI had for black people? I’ve been asking but haven’t received anything yet. DEI does not equate to just black people.

[@kle9268]

@ Right. There was a small portion of black Americans who benefited from DEI but white women mainly benefited from it.

[@letlovereign-]

@@Jackie_Brown111well at Target the benefits were extremely tangible given the amount of BOBs that were present.

[@cynthiadelandro6635]

I agree with your reading of Tab’s comment. She gave her perspective on the issue as a business person. And she expressed her understanding of why people would support a boycott. At the end of the day it is each person’s choice. I am very disappointed in the villainizing of Tab. We always have an excessive amount of smoke for black women.

[@thackblanos]

So wasn't the Google Ceo at the inauguration supporting trump financially and making some changes internally with their business's? So that would mean we should be boycotting youtube as well and not supporting any content creators, including yourself, per your rationale?

[@jodiseymour8709]

Sorry Tabitha but no I highly disagree. Target will not get a penny from me.

[@CoreyTillman-xd9dh]

We’ll be fine Lamont. You guys can’t keep scaring us any longer

[@divingchicago]

Tabitha, did they give you a warning so you could prepare accordingly? Nope! You were blindsided. Find another venue...Get together with the other black biz so we can continue to support you. Get busy because WE ARE NOT SUPPORTING TARGET, WALMART OR AMAZON! You have to be smarter, you are not the first Black person in biz who had to shift gears. HAVE SOME PRINCIPALS! THE MORE YOU TALK, THE MORE I AM OK WITH NOT SUPPORTING YOU!

[@letlovereign-]

You do realize she and all the others have contracts that would levy heavy penalties against them if they breach, likely bankrupting their business. Then what?

[@rudegyalhali]

Who is we? I support her🤷🏾‍♀️and will continue wherever she is.

[@MR.FREEDMAN]

This is one of the rare moments that I disagree with MLH. He should have Tabitha on the show. What she is describing is how retail worms.

[@theresa0312]

Before criticizing Tabitha, check out Roland Martin’s show. He gives a comprehensive analysis of the pros and cons of boycotting with an end goal while still supporting black owned brands. Think critically before you speak about something without having the facts. ☮️💜

[@complexmindsimpleman6642]

@@theresa0312 well said. Nuance and strategy are seriously lacking most times

[@thejoyfulangels6302]

Im am certain Target gets a percentage of the sales of our product's but they are not participating in hiring us??? No thank you...make it make sense.

[@cbreez40]

We as Americanized African/Indigenous ppl are always ready to cancel or protest but we never have a actual plan for what happens afterwards. The majority of us live amongst one another so who works at the local Target in your neighborhoods?? Ppl who look like you and who do you think will lose their jobs first if sales drop in these kind of super stores?? What I know for certain is how easily we are distracted and only know how to move out of Emotions.. So you stop shopping at these places Where do you go to purchase your products? You'll go to another whyte establishment until they repeat the same thing. What The Whyte establishment knows is we are impatient so they'll wait us out because a bann to no longer support won't last past a month and as usual we'll begin to shop (SECRETLY) by ordering online and NOTHING CHANGES. as for HIV meds how h8ful can someone be to fk with medz that keep ppl healthy .. We need plans but how can we communicate when we're relying on Whyte mens Social media spaces?

[@vanessajonesiAAM]

A point worth noting, by eliminating their DEI initiatives, the people who look like us will be fired and laid off--many have already received notice; these small business brands will no longer be carried or available by super stores. Super stores ain't pick up products by us and for us to support us--they did so to get our money. We definitely need plans, strategy, and solutions to ALL of our issues that aren't dependent on any system created to continue our oppression. We need to operate within our own systems.

[@shaniaday2739]

Exactly, and do you realize how many products we use in your daily lives?? I'll pass because I refuse to look for ONLY black owned products in every single thing I use. I'm not going to be breaking out and bumped up trying to find new skin care products and laundry detergent and things like that. Nope. I have products I have been using for YEARS and I'm not going to stop because of DEI. I have used Tabitha's hair oil and purchased other items in the past, but again, I have been using the same Hair Care line for years. Tried other brands, but always come back to what works for me.

[@rissaroybal]

They are literally trying to eliminate populations that do not fit into the top 1-5 class structures. Regarding Tabitha, she must be pragmatic. She cannot just get out of a contract so easily. No everyone knows what they’ve sold until they look into getting out. Time will tell. She cannot be hasty. She could owe money to get out of her contract.

[@coreyd.johnson2450]

Great commentary….

[@f1rstgator]

Tabitha Brown. If Aunt Jermima was a person.

[@letlovereign-]

Thats very rude and racist

[@kumosunfilteredconvospodca9615]

lol why the dramatic/suspenseful sound in the beginning 😂

[@levyaitken]

We can’t @TabithaBrown.

[@Marquettinesss]

Please change that intro 😫

[@khamel45]

Asa Winstanley, who works with Ali at Electronic Intifada, was arrested in Britain last year. Same issue, talking about Palestine too much.

[@vayoyo72]

I got a question. What is going to happen WHEN Apple and Samsung drops DEI? How about Verizon, At&t or T-mobile? Just wondering.

[@jojo-gy9pp]

I was once in an English soccer celebratory riot. A dude shimmied up a light pole 25 feet in the air and he was waving it with his momentum. People were on top of a double decker bus for about an hour. No fights that I could see though. Or cops beating people up.

[@erjanica25]

In her comments, people are telling her she sounds like she's only looking out for herself. she keeps responding that "it's bigger than me" and that people "clearly didn't watch the video" she's not listening.

[@jerrypearson9861]

She is under contact for another year she clearly says this, so never mentioned Target, she doesn't want to get sued

[@jxtp0sed]

10000% on the Target boycott situation - can’t expect the movement to stop even if you’re caught up in the shuffle WITH plenty resources. I understood her vantage point given her position but in the end that video and energy to plea should be directed at target. She mentioned contracts which I get so that said, I’m curious how she’ll move her brands & personal stance when her legal and contractual obligations are done.

[@Acceber8701]

Love the SU hoodie!

[@TrashParadiseKing]

51:08 whys that so wrong?

[@TrashParadiseKing]

52:56 I need to hear some solutions to help said businesses.

[@ErikPowery]

No a human being can become garbage!

[@ayishajeffriescisse3055]

"Too many Black people in my generation characterize their own personal and professional advancement as a win for the culture. They believe that their mere presence in a space of influence or power is a win for Black people. The emphasis on appearance, clout and being cool with the right White people take precedence over a deep knowledge of history, rigorous expertise and a standard that requires that the community concretely benefit from your work."

[@dockdowdell]

49:11 she's right though. It's to show extra focus on those affected. Paradoxical boycott

[@shelbyspong]

Tab is concerned about Tab.

[@andrelake9519]

Great show! Your screen freezes every now and then. Maybe someone can fix that. Anyway, keep up the powerful work💫

[@SilvaDolla1700]

Why focus on target and not the other companies. Both target and walmart did it, along with many other companies

[@dave-giveusfree-evans1068]

She said 'store' her millions!! Oh lawdy!! Wut is I gonna do?? So, did she change or is she just being exposed?

[@ms.b3205]

Luv you Marc but this is might be the first time I disagree. Tabitha’s message is messy & I’m not surprised by it. However, I think it’s fine to boycott Target & other MAGA supporting businesses, but make an exception for products from minority-owned businesses. We can do both, & doing both can potentially send a stronger message with sharper political & economic teeth. You’re making a huge assumption about Tabitha Brown’s financial position: I would not be surprised if boycotting her business could be debilitating to her, unless she’s worth tens of millions of dollars, idk 🤷🏽‍♀️ I hope you rethink your position & (re)examine the economic data. Alternatively, we need to think about how the boycott will impact her & other Black owned businesses, & include that calculation in our decision to boycott. This deserves more unpacking. We will not win by throwing members of our community under the bus: neither materially nor if only through optics. If boycotting her won’t actually harm her, then we need to know that for sure & make it clear.

[@papi_sativa]

the -ant- *_AUNT_* getting crushed

[@ricardohaynes4339]

Harriet Tubman would've definitely left tabitha behind....STOP BEGGING FOR A SEAT AT THEIR TABLE, BUILD YOUR OWN.....

[@divingchicago]

Yikes! But I understand!

[@pinchenoche8101]

When we gonna boycott Twitter, youtube?

[@shaniaday2739]

Never. 😂 and ask them when are they boycotting all of the Meta platforms. Never. Because guess what? They get money from KZbin. So they will not be boycotting. People wouldn't know what to do without Social Media.

[@LainiLiving]

OK, so when I had to take my time out to think about this because I’m hearing both sides of especially regarding boycott. I will save this in this counters counters, what you said Marcus, Dr. Hill. If a person goes into a store say target it only buys black products. It’s not about putting the money in the target pocket at that point it’s about making them notice. If only the black products of purchase and everything else isn’t moving I guarantee you that exactly are going to notice that before they even really fully notice a boycott. One because you’ve already boycotting all the other items you would normally buy so they still wouldn’t sell to the black cells or the black products would actually increase. You have now stated your demand that way they’re gonna go all this does put money in our pocket, we need to increase the black products in the store. You have actually effectively created a reason for them to continue and to increase black products in the store. I say this as a person That is around data driven decisions every day. If you make the data push them to a decision they need to make sometimes that is better than a full on boycott. In this instance, I believe that buying all black products I only just Tabatha because I won’t purchase her. But if I was to go into target I would go in and buy all the other black products of those, especially those we know we haven’t heard of just to purchase them Probably them thrown away cause I don’t use them, but just to purchase them to make that statement, loud and clear. We don’t buy enough of those products in target and we went in and bought all of those products. Yes, we put money in their pocket, but we also have said these are only products that we are going to purchase at this time and if you want to continue this kind of relationship, then you need to increase these products and bring backDEI. If that doesn’t work, then you do the full on boycott. At that point it’s not about convenience. It is about making a statement and saying what we will only do and what we only prefer. We may actually cancel more white products out and bring in more black ones at this point do we need DEI because our dollars have been forced them to bring in Black people only. Do we just turn target black? I’m just thinking as a alternative because I can see where the data supports that type of action where it’s not a full on boycott it is just a you brought in these Black people and these are the only people we are going to support or we will not support at all Until you change your mind. And we need to put the pressure on target. I don’t care about the pressure put on Walmart or the other company on Sam’s Club because they have chosen not to care and they are approving that time and time again in the past. But target has pretended that they cared and we are shocked by the decision so why not turn up the heat and instead of making it a boycott make it that we purchase those products or even better let’s go picketing in front of the place. I’m talking pitchforks ,cards and all.

[@aubreel4576]

🌈💜 Even more evidence of He Who Must Not Be Named's utter cruelty & short-sightedness. Horrendously disgusting & unbecoming as POTUS. 🍉✌️

[@amosleak9519]

50:26 😂

[@carmenjones8887]

I disagree Miss TB. --We are in a new day and time. --Consumers are migrating to other sources of selling and buying.--I believe we all need to “shift.” -- We ALL need to re-adjust, creators and consumers.

[@marcusmateo8890]

I was working at sugar house casino last time eagles won and turned the city upside down

[@WhoIsMike]

Ummm I definitely saw someone firing a gun in the air, while standing in a massive crowd.

[@westindian10]

I don't wanna hear ish from Tabitha. 🤬

[@rlly_james_smh1744]

After watching this video, it's much worse than the clip from twitter. She called us Fools...

[@complexmindsimpleman6642]

Bro legit started the show half stepping on the NFL boycott then spends a bulk of his time going in on Tabitha. Less energy spent on actual adversaries so you can focus harder on one of our own that doesn't line up 100%. Purity in a filthy world is a wild mentality to hold

[@scottbigham3277]

Don is on a money grab

[@HolyCity2012]

-click-> --00:02:00--

[@nealhowlett1459]

Do we really know enough to say that the deadly force was justified by the police? I don't support what the January 5th insurrection did either. But I refuse to make a snap judgment without hearing more.

[@bjr816]

I'd be very surprised if a lot of people boycotted target. It's one of the few commercial stores we actually shop at lol

[@shaniaday2739]

People were in Target before DEI though so that puzzles me.

[@annfrierson6325]

😱 😆

[@MidnightOracle8]

I do not agree with Tabitha…Setting up a solid distribution channel is EASY when you have the monetary resources! All those Black Brands in retail can come together and make this happen!

[@shawnieN]

You seem clueless to how logistics works!

[@candorsspot2775]

We LOVE our president!

[@carmenjones8887]

🦗🦗🦗

[@anthonywilliams3822]

Wrong channel!

[@malaikasmith3949]

What country are you commenting from?

[@candorsspot2775]

@@malaikasmith3949 Trump reunited me with my family in record time. I was a criminal illegal alien.

[@MiBidnis]

22:00 what the Republicans say about being weak on crime and allowing felonious thugs back out on the street?

[@anthonyshannon6744]

It's only a process when it comes to business. Never a process when it comes to freedom, and self awareness.

[@JackieDrewJR]

Thank you

[@jessicamofield219]

Thanks!