00:00If I could bring together a hundred of the most influential people in Black America to solve one issue, it
00:07would be...
00:08We'll make sure that we protect and save Black art, Black fashion, Black creators.
00:14Something around education policy because the babies cannot read, and that's the problem.
00:18The lack of education stems many other problems.
00:21We are better educated outside of the system of indoctrination.
00:24I think we'll be better off as a community.
00:26I would say reparations for sure.
00:28We are like, there's so many other communities and other racial groups that have received reparations, but we are yet
00:34the one group that have not.
00:36Building the infrastructure of our urban communities without bringing gentrification to it.
00:42Would be the pay gap for Black women.
00:45Social injustice.
00:47The N-word.
00:47I would put the most influential Black people all in the same room so that we could either get rid
00:54of the word and kind of strip down how heavy it actually is and find something that's a little bit
01:03more positive to call each other.
01:05I would say more opportunities for creative people.
01:09It's so hard for our art to feed us.
01:11I feel like creative people need spaces and opportunities where we can make money for being the outlet.
01:17It would be to bring the communities back together actively.
01:20I think we do a lot of things through socials, and I don't think a lot of people come into
01:24the communities and actually get a feel for what the communities used to be about.
01:28We have people out here with gifts and talents who don't know where to put it.
01:32We're going to solve that problem because we need it and we need each other to do it.
01:35We're going to solve that problem.
01:37a lot of things through our lives, but they're going to solve that problem.
01:38We're going to solve that problem.
