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SEASON 2 DA CREW PODCAST_BONUS EPISODE_ HOST PATRICE GRIMBALL · DA CREW Podcast

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We're ready, are you? They're getting well? Let me go deep
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deep deep deep deep? Let me go deep girl, Oh, let me
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go. Yes, it is me And it's a Wednesday night. And I
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know you guys are thinking, what in the world she don't used to be
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on on a Wednesday night? Well, I am you, guys, and
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tonight is a special night, okay, because I'm bringing it back home.
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Okay. I've known this young lady for years. And when I say years,
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are I mean years to the fact that my late mother actually babysitted her
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daughter. And yeah, I'll say this, I even dated one of her
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family members back in the day. Okay, So she's been a close friend
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to my family. Okay, and now she is out there trying to change.
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I'm not even gonna say trying. She is making changes in the community
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and It is an honor to have her on because this is a community and
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where I live. Okay, So I'm gonna bring up mister Meeky. I
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call her Miki, Hey girl, and how are you? Miss? I
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am putting on to see you? Clear? So you got so tonight,
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you guys. She is going to be doing something crazy awesome this summer in
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the community. And I want all you parents to sit down. Go ahead
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and get your paper and your pencils and your inform and something. You could
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write this information down, because this is gonna benefit you for the summer.
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Okay. We want to get our youth off the street, Okay, we
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want to get them involved in something for the summer. And missus gray came
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up with one of the most awesome ideas you guys. And she's gonna talk
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about it with me tonight. But first you gotta tell us a little bit
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about yourself. Well, my name is Jimmy gray Man. They may know
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you know me from Notch Auston, downtown, different areas. I am forty
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six years old, a mother of five and as she said, her late
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mother did raise my oldest daughter, which my oldest daughter is now twenty seven
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years old, and Yeah, she's been in the family. Yes, twenty
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seven years old. Yeah, I'm getting older, but you know, a
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single mother of five. I was an activist. I was PTA president for
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Sandus Clive for seven years. I did an election for the school board it.
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Yes, I've done a lot, but my biggest thing is the Whaling
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Harteen. It was founded in twenty twenty. In twenty nineteen, I moved
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into the whalen and saw that it was something of the nature where kids and
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where the youth and really the seniors had nothing to do. Crime was high,
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everything that you can think of, and the whaling was there. And
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if you know anything about the whaling in Dorchester, yeah, and that was
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not a place that you people willed to visit too often. When I moved
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there, there was nothing to do. So I came up with the Way
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Heart Team. And my model is if you if you put your heart to
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it, it will function. But if you do not put your heart to
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it, it will fail. Anything that you do not put your heart to
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it will fail. And so we've been next chair be five years. We
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just became nonprofit last year in February. We do double Dutch. We do
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skate days on the basketball court, so you put on your skates and you
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come skate around the court. We partner with a lot of people. We
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do double Dutch. Yes, do double Dutch in this summer. Yes,
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the Flyers girl. Yeah here, Yeah, we do the double Dutch.
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We bring out the DJ, have some food, have a good time and
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do the double Dutch. We also do skate days like the actual basketball court.
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We lock off the court and bring you skates and you just get around
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with the music to the DJ or whatever. We also have entrepreneurship days where
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we have entrepreneurs come out and teach the children. And then we have days
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where the entrepren where the kids actually set up their things that they have learned,
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and we have adults from all kinds of different businesses come and they actually
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shop with the kids. And we also partner. We also partner with other
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organizations, like we have Jesse and so in July, every Friday in July
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on the way On Park we have basketball. So we did basketball. Then
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that basketball every Friday in the month of July, which is so amazing,
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Like I just love just how everybody comes together to make this possible. But
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the summer, so I've gone these four years watching a lot of kids,
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and it's not necessarily just the whiling. It's a lot of areas, yes,
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and just seeing that a lot of single parents and a lot of people
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cannot afford summer camps. So instead of them trying to find the alternative,
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they a lot of kids to run in and out the streets, and crime
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goes up in the summer because the kids have nothing to do, so they
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breaking cars, they breaking homes, to be able to steal things, to
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be able to sell things, to be able to make money, to be
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able to do their certain things. And so when I sat down and I
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thought about, you know, just the things I've heard people have so many
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different summer camps, and I've heard people have things, Oh go ahead,
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do you mess and drop out the phone going girl. So my main focus
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was, Okay, forget the fact that I'm I'm shimmy. You understand what's
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saying. What literally can we do well? We can be able to put
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our egos down, and we can be able to put our adulthood down and
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realize that our babies need us, our babies need our help. It ain't
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about it, It ain't about the recognition, it ain't about the names,
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being called. It ain't about us getting awards or anything. It's about our
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babies and they're our next creature. There you go, and that is so
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true. And me and her we live in the same community, we maybe
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what five ten minutes away from each other, and what she see is what
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I see. And I used to get frustrated, like I would have these
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programs at the library. Bring your kids, bring your kids, bring your
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kids, but you have to realize that their parents are working. I was
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just speaking to our producer before we came on about a summer camp. You
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guys, that's just one week, half a day from nine to twelve.
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The summer camp. There's two hundred and seventy five dollars. Who can afford
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that? So mom, now that's week and weekly. That's only one week.
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You get one week in the camps. So Mama has to leave Jojo
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and Shanika home with big sister. But then you know, Juju and the
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ain't gonna listen nigga one around the street. And that's what because we have
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to realize that it's a different time, because I know when I was younger,
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we were lefting out. And if you if you open that door while
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while your parents was gone, come on, you listen, you you was
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gonna get it in that and they had that fair grand generation had that fear
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in us. And now this is a totally different generation. I get what
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they are going on. I'm going outside with my friend, and a lot
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of people don't realize it. This is a just a different generation from what
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we've dealt with. And so my whole thing is, I'm just tired of
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hearing that community organizations don't partner with each other, don't work together, don't
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collaborate together the way long our team is open to work with anybody, we
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are not. It's just when you put your egos down and you say,
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okay, my heart is truly going to be in this. What do we
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need to do to be able to save our babies, what do we need
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to do to be able to get our kids off the street for the summer.
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What do we need to do? And when you take the initiative to
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step forward, the name blaming, the blaming of this person ain't at this
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and that needs to stop. Literally, we have came up with a I'm
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so excited because I have so many different leaders and founders and we're still working
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out the logistics of different things, but I want them to be able to,
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like Ms. Alman saying, you know, have an affordable camp.
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I want to. I want little little, really little to nothing, because
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we not only are dealing with the children. And you have to honestly think
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that single mother goes out there to work a job. Mm hmmm. You
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have to think about the fact that she's out there going to a job.
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She's working a job to take care of these children. Mentally, she's also
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where she's not at. I've noticed that talking to single mothers and talking to
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single parents, they're not even on a reading level. But they may do
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whatever they can do because, for one, rent is high in South Carolina,
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Lord Jesus, and so yeah, we we have to we have to
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become right. We have to become the village for the village. We have
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to be the village for the village. In other words, we have to
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deal with the parents as well as we deal with the children. So what
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she has come up with, you guys, is she's trying to and I'm
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not saying you're trying to. She's going to be putting together a summer camp
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program. Can you tell us a little bit of the components of your summer
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camp program. So the components of the summer camp program consist of literally especially
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reading. Patricea was added into this because of her connections with the library,
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connection with books, and connection with reading. We do have representation matters that
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comes out on every first Saturday from twelve to two on the Whaling Park and
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they actually give books to our African American children. Want to give books to
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anyone. It does not have to be African. But it's just a learning
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journey and it sets them apart. It sets kids apart. They do a
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book club and different things. It's sets them apart. I literally we really
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have to learn learn that all children don't read at the same level. All
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children are not supposed to read at the same level because they're not there,
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and we have to take a step back. So that is one program.
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And like I said, Patriach came up for you know, for the literacy
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part. You know, we're gonna connect with the library to be able to
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do the competitions and see how many books these kids can read and different things
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like that. And then we have the Arabian Temple with George. Oh my
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goodness, George is amazing. We have the Arabian Temple and we have the
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nobles and they are amazing. Why because they want to see our youth prosper.
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They don't want to see the youth in the streets. They don't want
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to hear of crime going up. Yes, we have a new mayor,
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but mister Burgess can only do but so much. It takes It takes a
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village to do a village. We have another young lady, Danielle Richardson.
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She is the State of South Carolina advocate for Domestic Violet. She's all about
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mentoring her and Daryl is all about mentoring. And then you have and it's
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different people. So it's so many different people. And then we have a
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young lady that was just added. They call it yeah yeah on Facebook.
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She actually started a summer camp last year at The summer camp that she started
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last year is based off of them, and she started that in Hollywood,
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South Carolina. So we're gonna branch with her and see how all of us
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can come together and bring it to the table. We also have Shantaua Curry
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who is him and his wife are gonna do food their program their nonprofit.
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They actually work with trouble children and they actually the troubled youth that are incocerated,
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So they actually go to the jails, they go to schools, they
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go to different and they spend majority of their heart time. I'm taking care
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of these babies, and so you're not waiting on someone to come up with
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a solution those days. Over See, that's the biggest thing I love is
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the fact that we're not waiting for somebody on the outside to come in our
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community and make the difference. We're gonna start the difference from the inside.
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And y'all, when we say babies, we're not talking about four seven.
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No, we're talking about those that are older too, because there are our
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babies too. You know, we don't want to forget about those teenagers because
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to me, and I'm just speaking off of existence, when kids get between
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the ages of fourteen the seventeen, we don't pay them any attention. They
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are at lost you. But then when they turn eighteen, we want to
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tell you to come vote, We want to tell you to get a job.
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But what have happen from when I was fifteen sixteen? When you could
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have told me about money managing, You could have told me about a resume,
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You could have told me how to dress properly for a job. You
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could have told me about etiquette, but no. Yeah, So we talked
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about the components. We talked about how your heart is, we talked about
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some of the people that involved. So my question to you is, what
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would you like from the community. Where can the community come in and say,
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I'm here. To be honest, I want communities and they can reach
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out to me. I want communities people. I want to hear from the
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community. I want to hear because so many times, and I used to
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be that way. My mindset used to be, let's go feed them,
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let's clothe them, let's do different things. And I started going to an
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nonprofit class. And when I started learning at the nonprofit class, the biggest
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thing is so many times we want to help the community, but we go
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in the community and we give them what we feel we need to give to
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them, or we feel that we're giving them what they need, and we're
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not asking them. We're not serving them, we're not asking them what they
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need. If I'm a single mother and I need my water bill paid,
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you giving me food, that's all good and dandy, But the same time,
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I'm still stressing about Wow, am I gonna pay my water bill?
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Or how I'm gonna get this rent? Or how i'maa get this lightle?
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How am I gonna get childcare? It used to be years ago. I
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know what my fither. It used to be years ago where mothers would get
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together and we would watch each other's children while we work. And these days
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it's not even safe doing that. So where do we go from there?
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So I would love to hear from the community, and then when we get
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this program up and running, I would love for the community. It's volunteer
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time until we grow, because we all have to start from from somewhere to
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be able to grow. Volunteer volunteers are amazing and anything that you can come
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up with, there may being a component that we don't have in this system
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as far as like math or anything of different things like that. Okay,
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they made be a math teacher, they may be a tutor. They may
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be someone that can say, oh, well, you know what, I'll
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volunteer hour my time. I volunteer thirty minutes of my time so I can
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be able to so you can be able to teach another child something different.
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Right, And and people don't understand that just volunteering your kids, seeing that
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you care, and not just yeah, I'm about to step on some toes,
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not just caring when they got the new outfit, not just caring when
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it's prom time, not just when it's close to graduation. By carrying every
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day caring to me, see, I'm about to hit some tools. And
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you know how I am about my boy? Well you know, I know,
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I know, But it's it's deeper than that. And it's deeper than
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that, and you know my doublico principle, you know how I am.
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It's deeper than that. It's it's a simple fact of the matter. Because
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I was a single parent that raised five children out of I would say trauma.
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You know I as a child, you know, I was molested a
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eight and so literally a majority of my life I was built on trauma,
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was built on a mindset that, okay, so so how am I supposed
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to hear from this? Am I not supposed to hear from this? So
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I became something that I'm not. So literally, I became what the statistic
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has put all those years ago, and so literally, you got you have
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to look at it. We have to not all the time judge. For
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one we can't judge a book by a cover you all the time because you
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don't know exactly what that female is dealing with. They may have been married
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and it has been divorced them and now they became a single parent. The
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husband may have died and they became a single parent. See a lot of
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people want to take the components of oh she's a single parent or oh he's
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a single parent, but you don't know what that situation was and the reason
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of it. It's not all the time that the father is not going to
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be present in the child's life. That that woman may have had some kind
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of trauma in her life and to the point where that's why she's not allowing
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the father to see the children. Or she just has it so much in
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her heart that she loves him and does not know how to heal over that
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breakup, so she uses the children as a weapon. And a lot of
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times we don't want to address that, we don't want to address and step
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up my children's father. I praise them any chance I get why because I'm
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a bigger I'm a bigger person, because i know what I've had to go
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through as a single parent. I'm saying I'm saying single parent as yes,
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I raised them because their fathers had other things going on. But at the
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same time they they they fathers were in their lives. Their fathers are still
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in their lives and granted to my children, their father was never in their
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life. But have been never a point where we don't want to take the
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time to take accountability for self or accountability for the things that we did,
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accountability to the point where we can be able to apologize. We don't want
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to apologize. We don't want to move forward. We want to stay stuck
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and as mine. And as long as we keep that mindset where we're stuck,
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keep that mindset where okay, today, then my baby daddy ain't gonna
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see the children because he ain't did it up. That's that's not healthy.
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That's not healthy for you, that's not healthy for him, and that's not
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definitely not healthy for the children. A lot of times the people don't want
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to take the time of baby lead a step up. They don't and that
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and that and that comes with a growth process. You're right, you're right.
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So now you're you're aiming to start your summer camp this summer. Correct,
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Yes, we are so we're getting went to Arabian Temple with George Days
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and the Arabian Temple, and we're gonna see how we can work this out.
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Even if it's even if it's two weeks out of each month, it's
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a start. But this isn't something that that we just don't want to do
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for the whole entire summer. This is something that we're gonna continue continue to
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do for literally every every day of their lives. Each child that signs up
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that says Okay, I'm gonna do X, Y and Z, we're gonna
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be able to go to the schools with them. We're gonna go to the
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celebrations. We're gonna make the time. We're gonna make the sacrifice to be
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able to stick with these children because literally we are we allready got there you
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go. So it's like a building block. We're just starting small and working
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our way up. So we have we have we are a village that has
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to be a village to connect to a village. There you go, there
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you go. Especially with all the changes that it's going on in Charleston,
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I think now it's even more more relevant that we get this going and get
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it done and get it into working. So before we leave and and and
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I talk about summer reading and talk about your parents' tips, because the learning
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doesn't stop on school ends, you guys. And I'm gonna tell you all
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a little bit about that in a little minute. I'm gonna tell y'all about
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the summer slide. But how can people contact you? I can email you
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if they want to get more information, if they want to contribute, how
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about you give us that information so when they catch the replay and we share
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it out, they'll be able to get in contact with you and the Willing
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Heart Team, the Whaling Heart Team. You can see us on Facebook.
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We're on Facebook, the Willing Heart Team. Where on Facebook page, I'm
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the person that communicates a lot on the Facebook page. So we have two
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pages. We have the Whaling Heart Team page and the Willing Whaling Heart Team
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page. Our email address is Whaling Heart Team one at gmail dot com.
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Then we also have of the Whaling Heart Team the Whaling Heart Team dot org
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dart org. So Whale Heart Team one dot org, dart org. I'm
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sorry, yeah, yeah, So that's that's also our website and different things.
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And I'm telling you and you can also find me on Facebook, Nikki
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Shamiky Gray, Nikki Shamieky Meeky Gray at on Facebook. You can find me
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on Facebook. You can connect through me, through Patrice, you can connect
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through through everybody. I'm more because granted I did not tell I had a
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stroke September sixteenth of last year where I had to look how learn how to
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walk and talk again. So I might be a little slurt, but I
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had to learn how to walk and talk again. And I tell everybody it's
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about God's season and it has literally two I don't look like what I've been
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through, I really honestly don't. And it has enhanced what I've always wanted
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to do and what the vision I've always wanted fulfill. And a friend messaged
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me today and said, remember used to talk about that like four or five
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years ago. And because this is a friend that I share my book.
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Yea, I'm gonna be author in twenty thirty four. But I shared my
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book with him when I first started, when I first started out, I
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shared my book with him, and he has been part of my journey,
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part of my end. He said, remember when you used to talk about
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those days, those doors are opening, so now they're opening, and I
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don't want us to be able to be where we used to be. I
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want all of us to grow. I want all of us to prosper and
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really grow. And the more we grow, we help somebody else grow.
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Bring somebody along for the ride, Bring somebody else along for the ride.
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Shoot, I'm ready. I'm ready for this summer. I told my I
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told my fifteen year old. I was like, oh, yeah, by
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the way, the library has the book contest. Yeah, we will be
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reading reading books together. You know I'm ready. Yes, it's never a
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point. I want o you to know. There's never a point in life
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where you have to stop learning. Just keep going, just keep going.
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We're gonna always have to keep learning. There's a time. There's not a
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point where we have to stop learning. We learned something. I learned something
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new every day, no matter what goes on, there's something new every day.
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So yes, you guys can find me on Facebook. My personality is
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how it is now, is how they're always going to be. I love
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everybody, I love on everybody that's just me, and I love your trees.
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And I think you so much for this opportunity because you know I'm about
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to start my own podcast soon, and I'm just excited of where of the
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journey of where I'm going. We're gonna we're gonna chit chat about that,
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because you know I got We're gonna chit chat. See, you ain't never
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told me that right there, we're gonna chip chat about that. I'm gonna
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talk to you tomorrow about that, like we're gonna go ahead, We're gonna,
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yeah, we got somebody. It's gonna be called it's gonna be called
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minded conversations. It's minded conversations. And why in D E D conversations.
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I want people to be able to talk about things that we don't talk about,
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just like that baby daddy. But I want them to be respectful.
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I want them to be yeah, because I don't do all that hasting and
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all us. But it has to be respectful because we have to be able
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to know. I'm the type of female that if me and the homegirl is
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together, you ain't gonna tell me what your husband doing what you did too.
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That's that's the type of female. Come on over, I love you
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and don't love me yet, but then I'm gonna go ahead and give you
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an invitation to be with us. The Divas of the Divas of the Airways.
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Me and You're gonna talk about that tomorrow and see you ain't never tell
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you podcast tonight. I got you. I got it was supposed it was
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supposed to happen last year. It was supposed to happen last year, but
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I had this struggle. Well, you know what, We're gonna make a
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do it to do this year. We're gonna talk, but I'm gonna thank
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you for being here, and I'm gonna go ahead. As soon as we
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get off, I'm gonna send this to you and I want you to share
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it out with everybody so we can get this off the ground. Our babies,
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Okay, thank you for being with me tonight. And much love,
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much love to my Whaling Heart team, and to the Whaling Heart team and
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to the Summer Planning Board. I want to say that I love them.
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I love each and every one of you because it's the Saconda that's made that.
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I don't hear complaints. I don't hear complaints. I don't hear oh
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my goodness, this is I don't hear that. These are people that actually
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put their heart where their mouth is, and I love it. You're gonna
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hey, we're gonna make it do what it do. So thank tonight,
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thank you, thank you. So you guys, let me tell you something.
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Y'all know how I am. And when it comes to summer, for
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some reason, when its parents can think that school is over, it's time
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to throw away the books. But no, look inside your community. There
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are things out here for your babies. There are free programs. Just for
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instance, I work at a public library, and you guys know that,
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and I'm proud to say that I do. Do you not know that you
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can get prizes for reading and now and it's not only in Chosen but they
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are libraries across the United States that have summer reading programs. There's something that's
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called the summer slide. The summer slide what it what it entails is your
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child does not pick up a book or get any type of structural education for
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the summer, they're gonna lose everything they learn in the last nine weeks.
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So when you think about it and your child in school, when they start
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school the next school year, you might as well say they lost everything they
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learn between March and the end of the year. So we want to prevent
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that. So let's read to our kids. Let's write stories, Let's spend
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time, Let's go for walks, Let's have family game night. Let's invest
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back into the family. Okay, you guys, I do this with my
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daughter. We read, we have conversations. You would be shocked what these
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kids are going through. We need to come back to families. We need
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to come back to the village. We need to come back to where we
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started from. Okay, so go to your local library, get your library
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card, ask them, what do you guys have going on? What can
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I come in? What can I do my library? Oh my god,
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it's crazy how many events we going on? What am my events that I'm
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gonna have coming up is a sipping pink Motown position. So we're gonna be
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sipping on some mocktails, new alcohol. You guys were gonna paint, and
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we're gonna listen to some oldies are the Motown. Then we're gonna have some
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movie nights. We actually have CCSD will be bringing the kids lunches every day.
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So invest in your kids. If it's just fifteen minutes to an hour,
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okay, it's another night. It's in the book. We thank the
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Whaling Heart team is Mickey Gray for coming in and talking about her summer program.
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I'm gonna be back tomorrow night and I'm gonna be talking with Miss Tierra
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Farland. And she wrote the book called A Virgin Who Stole My Heart.
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Yeah, you know, I'm always bringing it back to the books. Thank
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you guys for joining me tonight. I see you tomorrow night. Bye.
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Let me go deep, deep, deep deep, Let me go oh,
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let me go oh. All things were in all the blue skies, but boys and