Dr Umar Johnson returns to #itsuptherepodcast To have a great debate on this podcast and in this part 3 him and big loon get into a heated exchanged about a recent story that hit blogs like the shade room, TMZ and other blog sites about a black woman (RODA OSMAN’S SOCIAL MEDIA POST ABOUT A MAN ALLEGEDLY ASSAULTING HER WITH A BRICK WENT VIRAL, AND SHE RAISED MORE THAN $40,000. BUT AUTHORITIES NOW BELIEVE IT WAS A SCAM.) who said that black men "allowed her to be hit with a brick" and they sat and watched, Big Loon says now that we know she is lying! why would Dr Umar still be critical of black men still? it's get heated but it delivers like only its up there podcast and loon can, Houston’s viral brick lady surrenders amidst scandal of fraudulent GoFundMe campaign, Also Dr umar johnon defends the statment " the black woman can not choose a bad mate if black men didnt allow one to be there! loon gets heated and says stop blaming black men!


Get ready for an electrifying Part 3 of Its Up There Podcast with Dr. Umar Johnson. Watch as he and Big Loon engage in a heated debate about the recent viral scandal involving a Black woman, fraudulent campaigns, and the broader issue of accountability among Black men."

Key Discussion Highlights:

-Dr. Umar Johnson and Big Loon's intense discussion about the woman who falsely claimed Black men allowed her to be hit with a brick.
-Analysis of why Dr. Umar remains critical of Black men, even after revelations of the woman's dishonesty.
-Dr. Umar's defense of his statement about the role of Black men in the choice of partners by Black women, and Big Loon's fiery counterarguments.
Community Engagement:
-"What's your stance on the issues discussed by Dr. Umar and Big Loon? How do you feel about the accountability within the Black community? Share your views and join this critical conversation in the comments below."

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0:50: ⚖️ Discussion on collective responsibility in the black community towards raising boys and the role of fathers.
5:22: 🎙️ Importance of pausing and emphasizing during communication for indirect impact on others.
10:37: ⚡️ Exploring the activation of a unique mental zone through spiritual development and frequency alignment.
14:36: ⚖️ Discussion on empowering black women by taking control of raising boys, despite challenges and distractions.
19:21: ⏳ Efforts to open a school are awaiting a certificate of occupancy, not based on hope but on the city's timeline.
23:45: ⚖️ Collective accountability in community support for youth; Impact of mentorship on young men's lives.
28:37: ⚔️ Challenges faced by single mothers in raising children, importance of collective responsibility, and a significant donation received.
33:08: ⚖️ Black men should treat black women with respect and not publicly criticize them like other races do.
37:38: 💡 Importance of unity in the black community to overcome historical challenges and promote collective action.
42:23: 🌍 Origins of black nationalism from pan-Africanism, debunking claims of not being from Africa due to self-hate.
46:45: 💡 Speculation on the legal implications of charging Trump with RICO, comparing it to other cases involving high-profile individuals.
51:14: ⭐ Acknowledgment of being a top speaker but humbly declines comparison with elder Minister Louis Farrakhan.
55:39: ⚽ Dr Umar Johnson expresses gratitude for audience, announces upcoming speaking event, and offers contact information for future engagements.
Recap by Tammy AI

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