Hey fabulous friends!

Exciting news for all fans of “The Tea With Eddie”! We’re brewing a special episode set to air this Friday at 10 am, and it promises to be one of our most enlightening and engaging ones yet.

This week, we’re delving deep into a topic that’s vital, especially in today’s socio-political climate: systemic oppression. But why is this subject taking the spotlight now? Recent events in Florida’s education system provide the backdrop. A concerning trend is emerging where there’s an attempt to rewrite history and stifle essential conversations about systemic oppression’s profound impacts throughout American history.

It’s alarming to think that our youth might be fed a sanitized version of history, one that omits the struggles, the triumphs, and the lessons that systemic oppression has imparted over the centuries. This episode isn’t merely an exploration; it’s a history lesson and a call to action.

Our aim with this episode is not only to inform but also to inspire. We believe that it’s crucial, now more than ever, to resist any attempts to obscure or manipulate the narrative of our past. By fostering open, authentic dialogues, we can ensure that future generations understand the true essence of American history. After all, understanding our past is the key to shaping a better, more inclusive future.

Join Eddie as he unpacks the intricate web of systemic oppression, its origins, its manifestations, and its consequences. Moreover, let’s rally together in this endeavor to educate our loved ones and continue these essential conversations, no matter the hurdles we face.

History isn’t just about remembering dates and events; it’s about understanding our collective journey as a nation. It’s about recognizing the patterns, learning from our mistakes, and, most importantly, ensuring that we remain true to the facts.

We hope you’ll tune in this Friday and join us on this enlightening journey. Let’s arm ourselves with knowledge, stand up for the truth, and ensure that history, in its purest, most unadulterated form, remains accessible to all.

Stay informed and keep the conversations going. Because when we know better, we do better.

Until then, stay fabulous and remember history is alive, and it’s up to us to tell its story authentically.

The Safe Schools TV Team


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