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Zuri prepared herself to disclose a profound truth to Aunt Ebele: Minkah possessed the third eye. Zuri's emotions welled up slowly, a solitary tear tracing its path down her cheek. Aunt Ebele cradled Minkah in one arm, drawing closer to Zuri. She clasped Zuri's hand gently and encouraged her, saying, "Speak your truth, child." Support the show

Zuri’s burden of concern was already substantial. Her cherished Aunt Ebele introduced an additional element: it’s us. Support the show

Zuri was determined to investigate every possible avenue to uncover which faction of her family had placed a target on her child’s back. Regardless of the outcome, she was resolute in her decision to raise Minkah, instilling in him a blend of motherly wisdom, common sense, and trust. She was acutely aware that the issue of trust would be a challenging one to address. She also recognized that growing up in Mississippi would pose its unique set of difficulties for her son. Her burdens were already substantial, with the assassination of her father Ike, and prominent leaders like Martin Luther King Jr., Malcolm X, and Medgar Evers weighing heavily on her mind. The safety of her son was an additional concern that she now had to bear. In the midst of these challenges, she found solace in prayer, hoping that Aunt Ebele would provide the guidance she so desperately sought. Support the show

Upon the revelation that her son possessed the third eye, Zuri’s initial joy gave way to apprehension. Instead of savoring the moment, she found herself consumed by thoughts of the potential envy and animosity her son might encounter. Moreover, she feared that his unique gift could make him a target for violence at the hands of white supremacists. The question lingered: which side of the family had unwittingly bestowed this mysterious and perilous curse upon her child? Support the show

Zuri dutifully provided breakfast for her husband, while Minkah was nourished by his mother’s milk. Unbeknownst to her, Zuri’s mother, an early morning visitor, would inadvertently complete the formula. Support the show

Even during the journey home, Zuri harbored skepticism towards Mosi’s narrative. She ventured to broach the subject with Big J, as she felt it was essential to understand his perspective on the matter. Support the show

Having imparted a significant revelation to his family, Mosi was now prepared to field any questions that might arise. He stood ready, open to discussion and further inquiry Support the show

One week has passed since the tragic loss of the esteemed civil rights leader, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. In the wake of this profound event, he has decided to bring to light the truth about Minkah. This disclosure, he believes, is of significant importance and he is prepared to share it with everyone. The details surrounding Minkah have been shrouded in mystery, and he feels that now is the appropriate time to reveal them. He hopes that this revelation will provide clarity and foster understanding among all. Support the show

Mosi is inclined to disclose the information; however, the appropriate time for such revelation has not yet arrived. Support the show

Mosi reflects.. Support the show

Minkah is here. Support the show

The argument that Trump's lawyer made for why the former president has immunity reminded me of a child caught in a lie by an adult, but the child is trying to explain his way out of it. I am glad I missed most of it because the part I heard was unconvincing and dangerous. How can he claim that impeachment was the only appropriate remedy when he opposed his impeachment by saying he could only be held accountable for criminal acts after leaving office? This is a clear example of contradictory rhetoric. I am deeply concerned that many of my fellow citizens are being deceived by this. I hope that they will soon realize the truth and act accordingly. One might assume that only uneducated people are susceptible to the former president's deception. But that is not the case. Many well-educated people have abandoned their rationality and prioritized a false narrative over what they know is right. It is undeniable that the founders, despite their shortcomings, were opposed to the concept of a monarchy. The notion of complete immunity would have been considered absurd to them. Support the show