TBHC Founder Talks Black Empowerment and Entrepreneurship on "Men, Can We talk?" Podcast

Discover how The Black Hats Collective is empowering communities through fashion, education, and agriculture in an inspiring conversation with Anthony Ray, Men Can We Talk? Podcast host.

Written By TBHC Staff
​Published on Feb. 12, 2024

The Black Hats Collective is making waves in the movement for Black empowerment, and its founder, Dell Hannah, recently took center stage on Men, Can We Talk?—a YouTube podcast hosted by Anthony Ray.

During this in-depth discussion, the founder shed light on his organization’s mission, the clothing line, and the powerful initiatives designed to uplift communities.

The conversation kicked off with Hannah discussing the origins of The Black Hats Collective, which blends fashion with activism, using its signature apparel to spark conversations about self-sufficiency and Black unity.

He detailed how the brand’s message goes beyond clothing—it serves as a symbol of resilience and progress for the community.

One of the standout moments of the interview was the discussion about Black Farmers of the Future, a program dedicated to teaching sustainable agriculture and food sovereignty.

He emphasized the importance of Black ownership in the farming industry and how this initiative equips future generations with the knowledge and resources to become self-reliant.

Another highlight was Black Rally of United Heroes, a movement that encourages people to remember leaders of the past to inspire them to become leaders of the future.

The conversation took an intellectual turn when Ray introduced the question to Hannah on what inspired the Black To Timbuktu book club. Hannah stressed the significance of reading, knowledge, and reclaiming historical narratives that have been overlooked or misrepresented.

Encouraging literacy and cultural awareness, this initiative aims to reshape the way Black history is understood and appreciated.

Hannah’s insights resonated deeply with viewers, sparking a thought-provoking discussion about Black empowerment, entrepreneurship, and self-sufficiency. His words serve as a call to action for those seeking to make a difference in their communities.

This episode is a must-watch for anyone interested in grassroots movements and sustainable change.

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