In Momentary Life

JABRIL recounts coming face-to-face with a perpetrator of abuse and how what transpired speaks to the failures of society at-large.

We discuss the intricacies of property, ownership, power and control through the lens of employment, security and space.

Kanye (Ye) West sparked controversy wearing a “White Lives Matter” t-shirt at Paris fashion week. We examine the expression and why it *can’t* be true.

What does it mean when someone describes themselves in these terms? What does that description say about our society, where we are and where we’re going?

We discuss how robbing our children of their most valuable asset — the ability to say “no” and direct their own lives — only hampers them in the end. By flipping this concept on its head, perhaps we can find a way out.

We discuss how external factors affect individual experience in this world and how that understanding can light the way forward.

We discuss race, oppression, identity politics and why we can’t rely on diversity alone to solve the conundrum of inequality and dispossession.

We discuss the importance of having the space to doubt ourselves, methods to become better in relationship and how we can create a world where it’s easier to make good choices.

In this episode of “In Momentary Life” we discuss security, why people give themselves up for it and how it can be possible to live differently.

Jabril discusses the intricate nature of trauma and healing, particularly as it relates the America’s original sin, slavery.