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Artist • DJ • Founder
Building brands w/ sound, AI & community @worldfamoushousecrew
@the80s90searly2000s
@professor.moses

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🌎🇰🇷 KIDS ASK THE DARNED QUESTIONS
EPISODE: SOUTH KOREA | REDLINING & THE RACIAL WEALTH GAP 🏠🇺🇸

👧🏻 “Mom, why couldn’t Black Americans buy houses wherever they wanted?”

One innocent question reveals how racism helped shape generational wealth in America.

For decades, Black American families were systematically denied mortgages, excluded from neighborhoods, and prevented from building wealth through homeownership.

Even when Black families had the money, banks, government policies, and discriminatory housing practices often stood in their way.

Meanwhile, millions of white American families benefited from greater access to homeownership, property appreciation, and wealth they could pass down to future generations.

This wasn’t simply individual prejudice. It was discrimination embedded in institutions and public policy.

The Fair Housing Act of 1968 outlawed major forms of housing discrimination, but the financial consequences didn’t disappear when the laws changed.

🏠 A home isn’t just a place to live. For generations of Americans, it has been a foundation for building wealth.

And when entire communities are denied that opportunity, the consequences can last for generations.

🎬 KIDS ASK THE DARNED QUESTIONS explores Black American history through conversations between parents and children around the world, each speaking their native language.

Different countries. Different languages. One history the world deserves to understand.

🇰🇷 Korean dialogue with English subtitles.

Created by @enricomoses 🎥

💬 If discrimination became illegal decades ago, what should America do about the wealth disparities those policies helped create?

#KidsAskTheDarnedQuestions #BlackAmericanHistory #Redlining #RacialWealthGap #GenerationalWealth BlackHistory HousingDiscrimination CivilRights SouthKorea AmericanHistory AIStorytelling

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🌎🇧🇷 KIDS ASK THE DARNED QUESTIONS

“Mom, who was the KKK?”

A young girl in Brazil asks her mother about America’s history of white supremacy.

The KKK used terrorism and violence to prevent Black Americans from gaining freedom, wealth, and political power, often with the complicity of authorities.

But Black Americans fought back, helping transform American democracy.

Different countries. Different languages. Black American history told through the curiosity of children.

🎬 An original AI series created by @enricomoses

#BlackAmericanHistory #KKK #CivilRights #KidsAskTheDarnedQuestions

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Your body already knows how to do this. You just forgot.

@professor.moses on why he took the name Moses means liberation and why his whole mission is teaching people to be free through music. Somewhere along the way we got scared to move our bodies. We've been dancing around the fire for thousands of years. He's just bringing it back.

Full Set on YouTube. link in @beforetheafterspod bio.

@henson.sounds @djbendavis

#BeforeTheAfters #ProfessorMoses #HouseMusic #UndergroundHouse #DanceMusic #DJCulture

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🌍 KIDS ASK THE DARNED QUESTIONS

What happens when children around the world begin asking honest questions about race, slavery, power, freedom and America?

And what happens when the adults answering them are willing to tell the truth?

Kids Ask the Darned Questions is a series that looks at America’s racial history and social structure through a global lens — imagining conversations between children and parents outside the United States who aren’t carrying the exact same cultural narratives Americans have inherited.

Because anti-Black ideas didn’t appear out of nowhere.

They were created, repeated, taught and normalized over generations to justify slavery, segregation, exploitation and unequal treatment.

And some of those ideas survived long after the laws changed.

Sometimes understanding racism requires stepping outside of the American conversation entirely and asking a much simpler question:

What would this history look like to someone observing it from the outside?

These videos are about curiosity.

History.

Context.

And teaching children to question the stories they inherit instead of automatically accepting them.

This episode takes us to 1990s Japan, where a daughter asks her mother a question many adults still struggle to answer:

Why did America enslave Black people?

More countries.
More families.
More questions coming.

🎬 Created by @enricomoses

#KidsAskTheDarnedQuestions #BlackHistory #AmericanHistory #GlobalPerspective #BlackHistoryIsAmericanHistory HistoryMatters AntiBlackness RaceInAmerica Education AIStorytelling

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Kids ask the best questions.

This is an original series written and created by @enricomoses

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Came across this on Facebook. The Boss getting down with The Notorious one!

Credit: @enricomoses

#wwe #legends #halloffame #80s #wrestlemania

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A magical close to a magical day. ✨

@julieclarkmusic guiding us into the sunset with a beautiful piano sound bath. 🌅

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All hands on deck for beach club tomorrow! 💪

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August is in full swing with opportunities for a shared meal, time outdoors, live music, creative writing, group visioning, and a sober dance party to close the month!

Superbloom is a space to slow down, find deep connections, and actually feel something.

8/1 - Dockweiler Bon Fire 🔥
8/12 - Community Potluck 🍲
8/16 - Sunday Sounds 🌳
8/18 - Writing Club 🖊️
8/20 - Future Visionary Circle ✨
8/29 - Tea & House 🫖

All of our experiences are 100% donation based to remain accessible to the community.

See you out there!

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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1990)

Released: March 30, 1990
Budget: $13.5M | Box Office: $202M
Franchise Value: $8–10B+
Incarcerated by the end of the film: 20–40+ Foot Clan members, including Shredder.

Bio: Four mutant turtles battle Shredder and the Foot Clan to protect New York City.

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Moana (2016)

Released: November 23, 2016
Budget: $150M | Box Office: $687M
Franchise Value: $4–6B+
Incarcerated by the end of the film: 0.

Bio: Moana journeys across the Pacific with Maui to restore the heart of Te Fiti and save her people.

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Jeezy – Trap or Die (2005)

Released: January 25, 2005
Hosted by: DJ Drama (Gangsta Grillz)
One of the defining mixtapes of the trap music era that helped launch Jeezy into mainstream success and influenced a generation of Southern hip hop. (Wikipedia)

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U.S. War on Drugs (1980–2024)

45+ million drug arrests since the early 1970s.
Drug incarceration grew from 40,900 (1980) to 452,900 (2017)—an increase of over 1,000%.
Federal prison population grew from 24,600 (1980) to 158,000+ (2024).
An estimated 6–10 million Americans were incarcerated for drug offenses between 1980 and 2024. (AP News)

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A couple years back I spent about 6 months in the studio and made the D.U.I.T. LP - with my brother @dreamdave

This is one of the tracks “House Music is Black Music”
✊🏽❤️🎶

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Here’s what we have coming up in July!

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We start off the month with our 3rd annual 4th of July Beach Party, where we’ll ask the question: What is Freedom? and who actually experiences it?
Hint: no one, until everyone.

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July 16th, @enricomoses is hosting the Future Visionary Circle, an online community creative/visioning circle.

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July 19th, we pop up at the COAST event put on by @revel.republic … we’ll have our own stage with wellness and music activations all day!

Closing out the day with a special live piano and Chinese zither performance by @julieclarkmusic and @qjin_guzheng

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July 23rd, Writing Club returns! This is a deeply connecting and wholesome creative writing, journaling, poetry, and sharing experience.

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July 30th, @veronicaembodied is hosting her online monthly Kundalini Activation Practice - KAP is a gentle, surrender-based energy modality that awakens the body’s innate intelligence to release stored trauma, stress, and emotional blockages.

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August 1st, we’re collaborating with @disconnect.foundation for a community bonfire at Dockweiler Beach. You can expect mindful activations, deep conversations, and amazing DJs. BYO s’mores.

See ya out there!
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