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The Importance of Economic Freedom

EPISODE · Jul 30, 2023 · 52 MIN

The Importance of Economic Freedom

from Black Men Sundays

Are you saving up for your family's generational wealth? What's the importance as Black people that we travel the world and get better acquainted with our diaspora? We speak with Kelali Dogbe, a world traveler, a family man, a Brother whose family is from Ghana, who taught him about generational wealth at an early age. We speak about the importance of traveling the world. We speak about learning about who we are as Black people. This show delivers many gems that you can utilize in your life immediately.

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