In this episode of the podcast, I dive deep into the struggles and triumphs of Black excellence in a society that often fails to acknowledge or celebrate our achievements. I start by addressing the mental health challenges many face, especially with the upcoming election and the uncertainty in the world. I emphasize the importance of seeking help and support, particularly through therapy, as I share my own experiences with mental health.

As I transition into the main topic, I reflect on the long history of Black accomplishments in America, highlighting how we've consistently overcome obstacles and shaped history despite systemic barriers. I discuss the frustration of having our victories downplayed or dismissed, often accompanied by derogatory comments and racism. I challenge the notion of white supremacy, arguing that it is a myth that crumbles in the face of our undeniable achievements.

I explore the reasons behind the resistance to celebrating Black success, suggesting that it stems from fear and jealousy among those who feel threatened by our accomplishments. I point out that while we may receive recognition in certain contexts, such as team sports or when we are undeniably the best, this often changes when we compete on a global stage.

Throughout the episode, I encourage my listeners to continue striving for excellence, to keep pushing boundaries, and to not let negativity deter us from our goals. I conclude by expressing gratitude to my family, friends, and all the listeners who support this journey. My message is clear: we must keep winning and proving our worth, regardless of the challenges we face.

Thank you for listening to The DERON HARRIS Podcast -Season #5, Episode #237 - YOU'RE NOT THAT GREAT - Should Black People Care That Our Achievements And Victories Aren't Celebrated Or Respected?