Real Talk Saturday by 100 Black Men of Savannah Inc.

Introduction

oglesbyh1 — 2026-03-03 18:27:22 UTC

Good day! We’re inviting each mentee to share their thoughts on current events—whether in the world, their communities, online, at school, or anywhere else—through a quick post or video on this platform. We’ll then pick up the conversation during our Real Talk Saturday Session on March 14th at Savannah State University in the Social Science building from 10 a.m. to noon.

What I would change in the world by: Gabriel Reid

2026-03-08 03:43:47 UTC

If I could stop one thing in the world, I would stop all wars. Wars tear families apart, also destroying homes and taking away futures from people who deserve peace. Every conflict leaves behind pain that lasts for generations, turning hope into fear and opportunity into loss. Ending all wars would mean giving children a chance to grow up safely, allowing communities to rebuild, and letting nations focus on progress instead of destruction. Choosing peace isn’t just about stopping fights, it’s about giving everyone a chance to live their lives, follow their dreams, and grow up without fear.

If I could change anything it would be the pressure to be successful because a lot of people think they should be successful to prove something to someone else or to make someone like their parents feel proud of them, but I think that success takes time and should be done for yourself and not anyone elsewhere

kingwashington437 — 2026-03-08 22:53:14 UTC

My Thoughts on Hypernormalisation: Jonathan Ceplecha.

2026-03-09 02:38:29 UTC

If I could prevent or halt one piece of western culture. Would be how normalized it has become, to openly accept the fact of a corrupt government. Along with the loss of one's privacy and supposed free speech without surveillance from a government body. This would help humanity grow as a culture and species. Helping people understand themselves and the world around them without the constant free and understanding that the world is carefully balanced on the whims of powerful people. While also making it easier to hold people in positions of power accountable for the crimes they have committed.

2026-03-12 21:07:12 UTC

A big problem in the world right now is kids’ mental health. A lot of children and teens feel stressed from school, social media, and things going on in their lives. Sometimes those feelings get so overwhelming that they struggle with anxiety, depression, or thoughts of hurting themselves. It shows how important it is for them to have somebody they can freely talk to who also supports them unconditionally.

By: Gabriel Reid The education system needs major updates to truly support today’s students. Schools should focus on real‑life skills like financial literacy, communication, and mental‑health awareness, while providing better emotional support through more counselors and a healthier environment. The curriculum should include diverse voices so every student feels represented. And instead of relying on standardized tests, we should value creativity, problem‑solving, and leadership.

2026-03-14 02:13:04 UTC