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Not So Urban
Redefining “Urban” culture through community conversations. Not So Urban is a community based conversation podcast that focuses on transforming the outlook on “urban” culture. The show will call on movers and shakers in the community. Diving deep into their insights to create practical solutions on how to start mobilizing our people into self sustainability and accountability for one another.
A “Poverty Pimp” or “Professional poverty pimp” is a pejorative label used to convey that an individual or group is benefiting unduly by acting at an intermediary on behalf of the poor, disadvantaged, or other “victimized” groups.
•How does the act of poverty pimping directly affect our people and communities?
•Is this a pan-african community issue?
•How do we work collectively to get rid of poverty pimps operating within our communities?
This conversation will bring practical solutions to the table that will ultimately help combat poverty at the personal, community, and organizational level.
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Redefining “Urban” culture through community conversations.
Not So Urban is a community based conversation podcast that focuses on transforming the outlook on “urban” culture. The show will call on movers and shakers in the community. Diving deep into their insights to create practical solutions on how to start mobilizing our people into self sustainability and accountability for one another.
Season 1
Focus: Community
Topics: Education, Gang Culture, Business Vultures, Community Policing, The Successful Black Man, Religion and Spirituality, Effects of Clinical Drugs, and Freedom
Redefining “Urban” culture through community conversations.
Not So Urban is a community based conversation podcast that focuses on transforming the outlook on “urban” culture. The show will call on movers and shakers in the community. Diving deep into their insights to create practical solutions on how to start mobilizing our people into self sustainability and accountability for one another.