IMAD On Purpose: Recent Episodes
Fransene Simpson
IMAD podcast is to empower, encourage, motivate, inspire and stir up an urgency in African Americans to stand together and intentionally make a difference.
We have people teaching and coaching our children but hate them/hate us as black people. Please please visit your children's schools. Take the time to meet their coaches and teachers. Do a little research on the people. What groups do they belong to. Who do they support? Sometimes people discreetly tear our children down with words or belittling gestures.
Rep. Sherrell from the state of Tennessee says that he wants to bring back hanging by tree. What people do you think will be hanging from the end of the rope? Hmmmm
As a people, black people, we have to stop the senseless violence against one another. We march, tear up our own communities when a black man/woman is murdered by police but will go out and kill each other over lyrics to a song, over territory that you don't even own, for looking at you wrong or to just trying to establish a reputation. If we want others to respect and/or value our lives, it has to start with us. Let's stand and fight for change together instead of killing each other!
Beware of your Judas! When a person can freely violate your trust, talk your business and hurt you physically, emotionally and/ or mentally, it's time to make some decisions. The most dangerous person is the one that's jealous and envy of you and dwell within your circle. Be watchful because people will show their true feelings for you.
Talk is cheap. We are calling for action. We are calling for change. It is time to start holding governmental officials accountable. Billions of dollars are being sent to other countries do to violence. Other ethnic groups are seeing bills signed to protect them. African Americans are still suffering but no bail out in sight. No agenda to protect us. This has to change. We got to diligently push the agenda. Our lives/future depends on us uniting and standing strong and firmly together to intentionally make a difference.
Have times really changed? No, they have not! If we want change, we as a people have to firmly stand united together! All lives are valuable; however black lives seems to have no value. This must change! We have been marching a long time and are still going through the same old racist, inequality and injustices mess. We have been trying the same old method and getting the same result or no results. This means that it is time to change the method!
Stop worrying about the opinions of other people. Live your life and make your time here on earth count. The time between your birth and death need to count for something!!!
It is the individuals choice to be or not to be vaccinated. Stop trying to bully folk into being vaccinated. Stop trying to scare folk out of being vaccinated. It is our choice. Stay in your lane. People should not be using their talk shows, pulpits, or any other forum to sway people. People have the right to make up their own minds.
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Our Black Lives Matter!!!! We have to push for change. My life, your life, our children’s lives and grandchildren’s lives depends on us fighting for equality and justice.
Hmmmm, the government is saying that true history should not be taught in the school. We can not expect for them to teach true history because it makes them look real ugly. It is our job to teach our own their true history!!!
I am not knocking Juneteenth but it is another distraction for our people. We have got to learn that if we be persistent, stay on the walk and keep pushing, we will intentionally make a difference. Change will come!
What are we celebrating? What does July 4th mean for Americans? Is the Declaration of Independence for me to! Hmmm, I see the words but not the actions! The colonist felt that they were not being fairly represented and demanded same rights as the British. The colonies fought and won their independence. This sounds so familiar. As African Americans, we are still fighting for our freedom, equality, justice and adequate/genuine representation!
Together, we win!!! Divided, we fall! Supporting one another is instrumental and key to our success. Sometimes, we have to hold each other up when the other is tired. Together, we will win!!!!
Why do we push so hard to dine and shop at places that constantly disrespect us as a people. If you don’t like my black skin, you don’t like my green money!
This is an inspirational, encouraging and motivational moment. Stay strong, keep the faith, believe and trust God’s process!
Where is the NAACP? Are they still in existence? What are the major focus points? I am not hearing anything. They were once movers and shakers but I haven’t heard any noise in a long time.
We have gone with the flow for so long, sat so patiently, put our trust in others so many times and have seen minimal results. We have to hold people, these officials and people in authority, accountable!!!
We are not raising boys to be boys but to be MEN!!! We got to do better. Trust me, tough love and raising has never hurt nobody!
Non- African Americans love saying that they know how we feel. I don’t care how much R&B you listen to, and how many black friends you have, you will never know the anxiety, disappointment and/or hurt black people are feeling. This mess got to stop!
We have to stay on the wall in this fight for change. We have to be persistent and consistent. We need to stand strong together to Intentionally Make A Difference!!!!!
We have to protect the ear and eye gates of our children. Don’t allow yourself or your children to feast on junk!
Whenever a person show you who they really are, please believe them. We have to make sure that our I’s are dotted and T’s crossed in order to Intentionally Make A Difference in the polls.
This podcast elaborates on why I do my podcast and why I Ann trying to Intentionally Make A Difference!
As individuals and collectively as a people, we have to self evaluate. We have to look in the mirror no matter how pretty or ugly it is. Take a look!!!!
This episode is closing out Segment 4 and introducing Segment 5. It is time for real and raw talk. It is time to look in the mirror!
People are different. We have black people, white people, fat people, skinny people, tall people, short people, quiet people, loud people and on and on but non of these differences warrant hatred. We can be different and still love each other.
They desire to kill and destroy us. They feel that killing our black men will weaken and decrease our race. Be watchful, Be smart, and Trust your instincts!!!
Politicians say that they do not want to impeach Trump because the country need to heal. Why lie? Those jokers have not cared about division and/or healing all this time. I don’t believe they care now. They are cowards that do not deserve to be in position!
Republican House of Representative says she and colleagues face terror and is still facing terror since the attack on the capital. That is so unfortunate; however black people have been facing terror for years!
Why are people, news media and commentators making excuses for law enforcement concerning the capital take over?
The media keep asking, “How was the angry mob able to storm the capital?” They keep saying that they do not understand. They understand, just like we all do!!!!It comes down to the color of the skin. Let’s stop playing!!!!!
A big shoutout to Georgians for going to polls, for voting and for Intentionally Making A Difference, together!!!!!
Please get out and vote this morning. Warnock and Ossoff have to go into the senate seats together in order for the Democrats to have the majority seat! Vote Vote Vote!!! Intentionally Make A Difference Again!
Time is dwindling down. We got to cast our vote!!! We got to get the republicans out of the majority seat.
Our beautiful flower has been plucked from this earthly garden and replanted in the eternity garden. My sister in law, Gigi is already truly missed. We love you chic!
We have to call for stricter gun laws. Our black children are in danger of being killed by angry Caucasian’s that claim they are standing their ground or just felt threatened when there was no threat. It just takes one to get off with killing one of our black men, women, boys and/or girls and some of the rest follow suit. This has to stop!!! Loud music has never been and never will be a reason to kill! Feeling scared but your life is not in eminent danger is not a reason to kill. Having black skin is not a reason to be killed! Change has to come. My prayers and heart goes out to Aidan Ellison, Jordan Davis, Trayvon Martin and Tamil Rice’s family. We are determined to Intentionally Make A Difference.
This episode is encouraging my sisters and brothers to get out and vote for the senate. We got to put the Democrats over the top. We want them in the majority seat!!!! We have to show up again and show out!!!!
This episode is to urge black men, women, boys to continue standing in order to Intentionally Make A Difference! We have to stay persistent and true to the course.
This episode is to encourage black men and women to educate their children. We will not be test dummies. Teach your children their history. Teach with passion and allow questions. Empowering our children with knowledge is what will make the stronger, wiser and aware!
This episode is to encourage people to chill and trust the process. We registered, voted and together Intentionally Made A Difference. We do not have to fight with Trump supporters nor his goons, the proud boys.
This episode is celebrating us as a people coming together to intentionally make a difference.
This episode is to encourage black men, women, boys and girls to be mindful of who they are following. Don’t support those who don’t support you. Be aware of wolves in sheep’s clothing.
This episode is to encourage you to hold your head up, be optimistic, be enthusiastic, remain hopeful and take pride in your decision to vote and Intentionally Make A Difference.
This episode is urging black men and women to get out and vote. I urge you not to be intimidated, or slack!!! Your vote is your voice!!! Together, we can, Will and are Intentionally Making A Difference!
This episode is to encourage my brothers and sisters to get in position and stay in position whether the game/election go the way we want it or take an unexpected turn.
I Do Not Own the Rights to the Music: This episode is to encourage my black sisters and brothers to vote. Vote in their honor. Some are no longer here to fight for change but we are. Let’s Intentionally Make A Difference Together!
This episode encourages blacks people to stay focused and to not forget why we are fighting for change. This episode also addresses foolish talk.
Please listen! If you need a ride to the polls, there is help for you from October 12th-30th and November 3rd in North Carolina, Georgia and Texas. There are numerous early voting locations. For info go to my voter page or call your voters registration office.
This episode is encouraging my black sisters and brothers to vote. Do not assume anything. Your vote is needed!!!! Please please, cast your vote!
This episode is to share a resource to assist voters. This episode is also encouraging people to prepare to vote and not let the long lines discourage them.
This episode is to invite you you and you to our pre-election party on Monday, November 2, 2020. We will be starting at 7:30pm. If you would like to join us on zoom, please message me on the podcast and/or website page or inbox me on our IMAD On Purpose page. You can also join us on Facebook live. Please have your party goodies ready! Together, we are Intentionally Making A Difference. I do not own the rights to the background music!
This episode is to remind African Americans to stay true to the course. To not get off task and to stay focused. I discuss two cases to show the difference in black and white justice. This is why we have to be diligent and vote!!!!
This episode is to encourage you to research what candidate is running for senate and the house in your state. If we are voting for a democratic president, we have to pack the house with Democrats. We want the president to have some back up.
This episode talks about people in high place hiding behind the mask of hate, racism and evil! We have to expose them.
This episode is to encourage everyone to be very watchful at the polls. If something don’t feel right, or look right, it’s probably not right.
This episode is encouraging parents/guardians to watch those that’s teaching our children! We have wolves in sheep’s clothing teaching our children, babysitting our children and posing as spiritual leaders over our children. Please be watchful and believe people when they show you who they are.
This episode is to encourage, to build up, to inspire and motivate my brothers and sisters!
This episode is to urge African Americans to push for change in our neighborhoods and to be accountable for our roles in making our neighborhoods better/worse.
This episode is to encourage African Americans to vote. Donald Trump has to go. He is a very dangerous, ruthless and inconsiderate person. He don’t even care about his own people!
This episode encourages African Americans to stay focused/ true to the course. Do not feed in to Trump’s shenanigans!
This episode is to encourage African Americans to stand strong, firm and steadfast. Register and Vote
Warning the people to be very watchful!!! Do not be tricked into giving your information to just anyone. If you receive letters concerning your voter registration, please check it out and make sure it is legitimate.
This episode recaps some of the presidential debate and urges African Americans to get out and vote.
This episode is urge African Americans to stay focused and to not be distracted. We have to stick to our agenda of fighting for change!
This episode is to encourage African Americans to pay attention to the full picture. We have to connect and help each other in order to stand firm and Intentionally Make A Difference.
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This episodes sheds light on the principle, Qualified Immunity, that protects government officials/police officials. Changes need to be made concerning all the loop holes that allows governmental officials to get away with blatantly breaking the law.
This episode speaks about in humane treatment that African Americans endure. It also encourages us as a people to look at the big picture and make needed changes within self.
This episode is to inspire African Americans to invest in themselves. Self investment is the best investment a person could ever make. Be intentional and get busy!
This episode is to encourage my sisters and brothers to get up and walk in their purpose. Why not? You have already been fully equipped to walk in your purpose.
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This episode gives a little history on “Black Wall Street”. It also encourages African Americans to buy build support and protect.
This episode includes my grandchildren as co-host. I am encouraging my grandchildren and all other African American children to be proud of their beautiful black skin!
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This episode encourages African Americans to buy land, build businesses and to support each other and support each other’s businesses.
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These quotes are so true, makes so much sense. Dr. King was a man oh wisdom and determination. He refused to be silent about things that mattered!
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This episode gives a little history on Mr. Henry Box Brow. It shows his strength and determination! We are a strong people. We are stronger than we think. Learning our history will help us to know ourselves!
This episode gives a little history on African American’s struggle with obtaining voting rights. It also urges African Americans to get out and vote.
This episode is to encourage others and to give God all the Glory!
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This episode is to encourage African Americans to vote and reasons why voting is so important. Please watch and give me your feedback. Remember, together, we are Intentionally Making A Difference!!