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Posted On: July 25th 2026, 03:17 pm
My Thoughts..
For starters I follow him as his office is in LA.
Heard nothing but great things about his office. His practice and his love for his craft.

Most of my medical doctors are African American women. And some specialists I see are Caucasian and Asian women.
Years ago I wanted a black dentist as well but saw how rare it was to find a black dentist. God blessed me with a dentist and surgeon who understands how to work on African American women. I was super picky and followed my INSTINCTS. I absolutely love my dental crew.

This video is an example of how rare it is to see a BLACK MAN or woman in the dental field rather it be a surgeon or dentist. 🦷.
And black dental is less than 3% in the entire USA.
And not getting any better because kids seem to think the ONLY way to attain success is to get in the studio when half of them can’t even spell or know business let alone rap. (Im just keeping it G). Young adults have zero knowledge and zero love for music. They love the fame and the APPEARANCE of the success they SEE.
Even in Hollywood we don’t have a lot of GOOD shows DISPLAYING black doctors. Dentist. Contractors. Engineering. Etc.

So it’s not surprising that other cultures feel ……. Ummmmm. Uncomfortable when they see US as a doctor. Engineering. Pilot. Etc.

The youth don’t know that you ACTUALLY make a lot of money in those fields and being different and then if you still want to do music you can AFFORD to do music or produce.

No one said you can’t chase your passion. We are saying be smart. Be diligent. Be strategic.
Our issue is we don’t wanna sit down and do paperwork or study. Or be disciplined. Even in music you still have to KNOW business. Which means being smart and disciplined.

So black doctors. Engineering. Contractors. Plumbing. Trade. Pilots. Dental. 🦷. Etc for the win. 🥇.

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