Dr Umar Johnson Says There's No Economic Relevance Sending Black Kids To College Without Any Skills

from High End Radio · host Ya Boy Joe Blakk

Part 1 of this series of conversations we had with Dr. Umar Johnson. Trade school after high school for out black youth. Hear what he has to say...   Visit  https://highendradio.com/news/  Follow  https://www.instagram.com/mrcayprerad...  https://www.instagram.com/high_end_ra...  Twitter \ https://twitter.com/highendhiphop  https://twitter.com/whoismrcaypre

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