SSA Philosophy

I just want to take a moment today to sincerely wish each and every one of you a Merry Christmas. Whether you’ve been with the channel from the beginning or you’re someone who recently discovered the content, I truly appreciate you for being here, watching, listening, and supporting what I create.

I also want to be completely honest and transparent with you all. I know I haven’t been as active as usual when it comes to posting or responding to comments and messages lately. That’s not something I take lightly. Life has been throwing a lot at me behind the scenes, and I’ve been handling a lot all at once. Sometimes that means having to step back, reset, and regroup before moving forward with clarity and purpose. I appreciate your patience more than you know.

That being said, this isn’t a goodbye or a slowdown, it’s a pause before momentum. As we move closer to the New Year, I’ll be creating and releasing future videos that I’ve been thinking deeply about, refining, and planning with intention. There’s a lot coming, and I’m excited to share it with you all as we step into a new chapter together.

I hope today brings you peace, rest, joy, reflection, and meaningful moments, whether you’re surrounded by family, friends, or simply taking time for yourself. Thank you for sticking around, for believing in the channel, and for allowing me the space to grow and come back stronger.

Once again, Merry Christmas, enjoy your day, stay safe, and I’ll see you very soon as we approach the New Year. 🎄✨

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Who said the quote from The Wire: "Come at the king, you best not miss."

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What event is widely considered the catalyst that started the 1992 Los Angeles Riots?

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Who was the leader of the Young Patriots Organization that joined Fred Hampton of the Black Panther Party and José Cha Cha Jiménez of the Young Lords Organization to form the original Rainbow Coalition (1969)?

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Who was the leader of the Young Lords Organization?

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Who were the founders of the Black Panther Party?

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Who formed the Rainbow Coalition?

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Good day ladies and gentlemen, hope you are all having a good day thus far.

I’m excited to announce that my new video covering the 1992 Los Angeles riots is officially finished and dropping today at 12:00 PM (CST)!

This one dives deep into the chaos, history, and impact of those powerful days. Make sure to tune in, share your thoughts, and let’s talk about it.

Stay smooth, stay steady, and stay aggressive!
#SSAphilosophy #LARiots #History #Philosophy #1992 #StayTuned #NewVideo

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Just finished my latest breakdown on my GTA IV character — it’s uploaded and ready for you to check out!

This one goes deep into the story, psychology, and philosophy behind the character. I put a lot of time and thought into this one, so I hope you enjoy it as much as I enjoyed creating it.

Watch now and let me know your thoughts in the comments!
#SSAphilosophy #GTAV #GTA4 #Philosophy #StoryAnalysis

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Today on SSA Philosophy, I want to take a moment to pay respects to Assata Shakur — a woman whose name stands as both a symbol of struggle and a reminder of the complexity of history.

Assata, born JoAnne Chesimard, became one of the most prominent figures of the Black Liberation movement in the 1970s. She was a member of the Black Panther Party and the Black Liberation Army, movements that rose out of deep frustrations with systemic racism, police brutality, and economic inequality in America. Whether you agree or disagree with the methods of the struggle, one cannot ignore the courage it takes to stand against the full weight of the state in pursuit of justice.

Her life reflects the paradox of liberation work: to some, she is seen as a revolutionary hero, a freedom fighter who refused to bow to oppression; to others, she has been labeled a criminal, forever defined by conflict with law enforcement. But in truth, Assata’s story is not easily reduced to a single label. It is the story of resistance, survival, exile, and the search for freedom.

Exiled in Cuba since 1984, Assata has lived most of her life away from the land where her struggle began. Yet her words, particularly in her autobiography Assata: An Autobiography, continue to inspire new generations. She speaks not just about the battles of the past, but about the ongoing fight for dignity, humanity, and liberation. Her reflections on injustice, identity, and the resilience of oppressed peoples echo in today’s movements for racial and social justice.

Paying respect to Assata Shakur is not about glorifying violence or ignoring history’s controversies — it is about acknowledging the depth of her story, the reasons behind her resistance, and the lessons her life continues to offer. She represents the idea that liberation is not a straight path, but a journey filled with sacrifice, contradictions, and an unwavering belief in the possibility of change.

As we reflect on Assata, we honor the broader struggle for justice and freedom that she embodies. We remember that philosophy is not only in books — it is lived, but also fought for, and it is carried in the voices of those who dared to demand a better world.

Respect to Assata Shakur. ✊🏾
Always be smooth, always be steady, and always be aggressive.

#SSAphilosophy #AssataShakur #BlackLiberation #PhilosophyInAction #HistoryAndJustice

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