K & K Real Talk

Join us as we dive further into deconstructing film with “I, Claudius.” Keep in mind that our purpose is to view the films as suggested by Neely Fuller Jr. in preparation for the next textbook/workbook that we’ll soon be reading. We love you! We are Kiva and Kahawia.

We have reached the final segment of BBCTV’s Racism: A History! We may be sisters in truth; and although we don’t always agree, our spirits are aligned. Find your tribe. Grow together and get into this work!

If you didn’t know, Shark Island is a place where Europeans murdered so many Africans that the word ‘genocide’ was created. Tune in as we continue our breakdown of the information shared in BBCTV’s Racism: A History. We must remember our bloodline and what has been done to us. We are Kiva & Kahawia.

In this episode, we deconstruct another 40 minutes of BBCTV’s “Racism: A History.” During this discussion, we’ve come to a different conclusion as to what it means to be civilized. Let’s get into it!

Yerrrrrrr! We are back and eager to introduce our new segment: the deconstruction of film—starting with BBCTV’s “Racism: A History.” It is a documentary series that focuses on examining the scientific idea of racism, in the words of the oppressor. Tune in to hear what WE have to say about it. We are Kiva and Kahawia.

In this episode, we conclude our deconstruction of “The Developmental Psychology of the Black Child” by Dr. Amos N. Wilson. We drop hella gems per usual so get your notebooks ready! Stay tuned for our next phase as we begin to breakdown films that relate to our mission of rebuilding and uplifting our nation. We love you brothers and sisters. We are Kiva and Kahawia.

Greetings Family! This is the second installment of our three-part breakdown of the final chapter in “The Developmental Psychology of the Black Child” by Dr. Amos N. Wilson. As you tune in, reflect on this: What is true progress? Why are we still struggling with the illusion of success? We would love to hear from you.

As victims of white supremacy, we struggle with language barriers and communication. However, we must not abort our mission to love on each other. We are at the final chapter of “The Developmental Psychology of the Black Child” by Dr. Amos N. Wilson. This chapter is entitled, “Language, Cultural Determinism and Black Mythology: An Overview.” We broke this chapter into three parts…Let’s get into it...

Nonsense, shenanigans and BS are at an all time high. Cut it out! In this episode, we continue our deconstruction of Chapter 8 in “The Developmental Psychology of the Black Child” by Dr. Amos N. Wilson. We know the definition of insanity, yet we keep doing the same things. Let’s get into this work!

Yerrrr!!! We are here with the second installment of our three part breakdown of Chapter 8 in “The Developmental Psychology of the Black Child” by Dr. Amos N. Wilson. We thank you for being on this journey with us. We encourage you to continue to get your affairs in order, as are we, for the sake of our nation.

We are inching closer and closer toward the end of Dr. Amos N. Wilson’s book, “The Developmental Psychology of the Black Child.” Join us as we discuss constructive fun and our illusion of success as it pertains to what we’ve been learning up to this point. We are in Chapter 8, “The Socialization Process: Culture, Social Class, Family, Cognitive Style, Motivation, Education, Achievement.” Here is t...

Do you know who you are and are you comfortable in your truth? In this episode, we deconstruct Chapter 7 of “The Developmental Psychology of the Black Child” by Dr. Amos N. Wilson. This chapter is entitled, “Language and Communication: Language Capacity, Behavior, Black Dialect and Linguistic Conflicts.” Brothers and Sisters, your native tongue is as important as the one you create to communicate...

Join us as we conclude our deconstruction of Chapter 6 in “The Developmental Psychology of the Black Child” by Dr. Amos N. Wilson. We also discuss what it means to redefine reality as we debunk the things that were taught to us as victims of white supremacy. Get into it!

Yerrrrr!!! In this episode, we are deconstructing the first half of Chapter 6 from “The Developmental Psychology of the Black Child” by Dr. Amos N. Wilson. This chapter is entitled, “Intellectual Development as Revealed by Standardized Tests—‘Intelligence’ Testing: Hidden Agenda.” Join is as we separate what’s real from what’s written and continue doing this work! We are Kiva & Kahawia.

In this episode, we conclude our construction of Chapter 5 in Dr. Amos N. Wilson’s, “The Developmental Psychology of the Black Child, Second Edition.” Although this work is heavy, this episode is a bit lighter as we share some of our cultural struggles with regards to the recreational opportunities available for our children. We’ve also introduced a new artist to the K & K Real Talk musical collec...

In this episode, we deconstruct the first half of Chapter 5 in “The Developmental Psychology of the Black Child” by Dr. Amos N. Wilson. Chapter 5 is entitled, “The Role of Play in Development. Games, Toys, Media: Schizoid, Frustrated and Restricted Play.” We continue to open up and share the lessons we’ve learned as it pertains to the text along with tools needed to heal and be better for our vill...

Shout out to all of our brothers and sisters who are out here making the best of the hands that have been dealt! Major props to those who’ve managed to reshuffle the deck and pick new cards. Stay with us as we conclude our breakdown of Chapter 4 in Dr. Amos N. Wilson’s, “The Developmental Psychology of the Black Child.” We see you. We love you. We appreciate you!

Yeeerrrrr!! In this episode, we are back with our deconstruction of Chapter 3 in “The Developmental Psychology of the Black Child” by Dr. Amos N. Wilson. Chapter 3 is entitled “The Preschool Years: The Effects of Race Awareness,” and as always, we dive deep into those ‘hard to talk about’ topics. Stand with us as we take our steps towards reconstructing or babies and their minds.

Hey ya’ll, we are back with great news! We are also equally excited to finish where we left off and continue this work. In this episode, we complete our deconstruction of Chapter 2 in Dr. Amos N. Wilson’s “The Developmental Psychology of the Black Child.” By now, you should have the book. Let’s get into it!

In this episode, we had the honor and pleasure of speaking with Sister Shahrazad Ali in regards to the work that we’ve done to deconstruct two of her books for 30+ episodes. Tune in as Sister Ali shares her wisdom and knowledge on how she lives her truth out loud. The gems dropped in the show are plentiful—take heed!

Yerrrrrrr! At this time, we would like to formally announce that we will be taking a break from recording. Tune in to find out why and stay tuned for our special episode—coming soon! Later ya’ll!

In this episode, we continue our deconstruction of Dr. Amos N. Wilson’s book, “The Developmental Psychology of the Black Child.” The first half of Chapter 2, entitled, ‘The First Two Years: Care, Development, Intelligence, the Restricted Nature of the Black World,’ is loaded with scientific evidence to support the fact of Europeans not being the standard when it comes to our own. In 2021, these co...

In this episode, we conclude our deconstruction of Chapter 1 of Dr. Amos N. Wilson’s book, “The Developmental Psychology of The Black Child,” entitled, ‘The Prenatal Period’. This chapter covers topics such as Maternal Health, Nutrition and Birth. Raise your hand if you know that your past helps to shape your future. Let’s figure out how to make the best of the hands we’ve been dealt.

Hey Ya’ll! We are excited to begin the deconstruction of our THIRD book! We are now reading, “The Developmental Psychology of the Black Child,” by Dr. Amos N. Wilson. We are reading from the second edition. Let’s continue on our journey to clean up and heal our Black Family!

We have reached the final episode for our deconstruction of “The Blackwoman’s Guide to Understanding The Blackman,” by Shahrazad Ali! As we continue our reviews, we are joined by Brotha Love and he shares his perspective on what it means to understand the Black man. This conversation is not for the faint hearted—just so you know!