Are Jay-Z and Diddy victims of racism or just making bad choices?

Hello, I hope you're doing well. Many people don't realize that it's nearly impossible to build wealth without stable relationships - with family, business partners and with yourself.  This is why we've created the first ever Black Financial Therapy Department, so we can address mental health in our journey to build Black Economics. Dr Alicia Watkins, my wife and a licensed therapist/Full Professor of Social Work, is hosting sessions on Mental Health (tomorrow) and also on relationships (tonight), that you can sign up for below.  The private meeting fee of $199 is waived because you are here, and you can use the infromation below to join her.   To join Dr Alicia tonight at 9 pm EST, you can register here and also text the word Love to the number 87948 to be notified for future sessions.  Secondly, I spent our Money in the Morning Millionaire Training camp dissecting the economic theories behind the public scrutiny of Jay-Z and Diddy.  While I have a hard time believing that these two men are completely innocent, I thought a good economic lesson might be to explore financial theories regarding why it can be difficult for prominent black men in hip hop to protect their economic status. You can watch the training here. Please take care and have a wonderful day. Sincerely,Dr Boyce