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EPISODE · Feb 20, 2022 · 22 MIN

Episode #15: The Reality of February

from The Specificity Podcast · host Omari Ajanaku

This episode takes a deeper look into the host’s perspective about the month of February. More specifically, black history month. As he elaborates on his thought process we understand more about his commitment to the American American community and what drives him to continue on his journey. He will also read a short excerpt from his upcoming philosophical poetry book, A Letter To My Children. The highlight of the episode is the guest speaker, she will share her story of persistence and ambition that will remind the audience of the sacrifices others have made for us to be here. The many sacrifices that we take for granted. --Sounds are not owned by The Specificity Podcast and can be found on Youtube; 1. morgan freeman on black history month 2. Freddie Hubbard - First Light 3. Audio of Fannie Lou Hamer's Testimony 4. WWE Arena Crowd Boo sound effect 2 *Feel free to check out Pass 1st Ent. LLC based in Oklahoma City, OK and their film. A Letter To My Children Communication and Relationships, Success and Career Development and Peer Pressure and Conflict Resolution For Preorders and Film Trailers: OmariAA.com/altmc Save 25% on any order in shop with promo code: Upliftment Website: OmariAAshop.com

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