Living in Atlanta has given us many interactions with people from all walks of life. David and Eulora share their thoughts and a few stories on homelessness in Atlanta, Cleveland, Seattle, and Orlando. When it comes to being homeless, no one person has the same experience or solution. Each circumstance is unique; every story has a different ending. It’s our two cents that panhandlers didn’t ask for.

Two Cents on Homelessness

Traveling is a curious action. It is done for every reason imaginable and has all sorts of stories. Most of them are good, but somehow only the bad eggs get noticed. That is why when I mention I have travelled alone, most people are surprised. The most common question that I get is “how safe will it be?” as if I’m not concerned for my own personal being. Time and time again I have to say #MomI'mFine

#MomI'mFine

David gives Eulora his perspective on being a black male at a party and describes the difference between enjoying the music "at your seat" and trying to "take the stage".

Rap Music at the Party Being the Only Black Person

Taking a look back into history, David and Eulora talk about the superheroes past and celebrities the black community has had. Taking it a step further, David talks about watching an African superhero movie as an African-American. Turning the conversation, David and Eulora praise one of the greatest soundtracks of all-time Black Panther while dissecting the blockbuster film.

Is Black Panther the first black superhero?

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