African Americans/black people and their relationship between sports and education.

Yarking Radio

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African Americans/black people and their relationship between sports and education.

Jan 30, 2019 · 1h 47m 24s

Chapters

01 · DeRock & Golden Child - Money Home

16m 4s

02 · DeRock & Golden Child - Uppers

1h 27m 58s

03 · DeRock & Golden Child - So Ote

1h 43m 53s

Description

Keeping the proper perspective on the importance of sports and education when it comes to our children. Society and the importance of sports as entertainment.

Comments

Jess

5 years ago

That's some black businesses now let's see how successful we can make them successful because they are apart of this podcast community

The Really Real Sports Podcast

5 years ago

Johnae Nicole foundation shoutout!!!!!

The Really Real Sports Podcast

5 years ago

Support

The Really Real Sports Podcast

5 years ago

Roc bros on YouTube and iTunes!!!

The Really Real Sports Podcast

5 years ago

Thank y’all for listening!!!! Support these black businesses

The Really Real Sports Podcast

5 years ago

Mymajesteas.com

The Really Real Sports Podcast

5 years ago

Dreamteemjewelry.com

The Really Real Sports Podcast

5 years ago

Wesewitall

The Really Real Sports Podcast

5 years ago

https://cotimewatches.com

Jess

5 years ago

That's probably not African shea butter @ wes. Lol

Jess

5 years ago

Black people spend the most money so you would want them to market to them to support your business. I wonder what are the stats for all the trillions we spend in relation to the types of business it is

Wes

5 years ago

I get my haircut by a mexican

Wes

5 years ago

I buy african shea butter from Asians

The Really Real Sports Podcast

5 years ago

Wes wilding

Jess

5 years ago

Not true Wes but it's hard to find black owned businesses and when I see one I will support. This goes back to us talking about sports and not education being a focus. If kids and caregivers see black successful business owners maybe it could shift the mindset but if they see black businesses not doing well it's not encouraging