The Breakfast Club HAPPY JUNETEENTH! (Loren and DJ Envy discuss the Holiday and the community)
Jun 20, 2025
In this engaging conversation, music artist Honey Baby, known for her 90s-inspired sound and community advocacy, shares her journey in the music industry. She discusses the significance of Juneteenth while reflecting on community engagement and supporting black-owned businesses. The excitement of performing at Summer Jam highlights her growth, while her upcoming EP 'Raw Honey' reveals a shift towards authenticity. The dialogue emphasizes the importance of relatable role models for youth and the power of music to foster community pride.
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Juneteenth as Cultural Seasoning
- Juneteenth means more than a day off work; it symbolizes community, history, and culture for Black people.
- Lauren LaRosa describes it as "seasoning," representing connection, family, and a sense of home.
Bring Juneteenth To The People
- Events like expungement clinics and highlighting small Black businesses make Juneteenth impactful for everyday people.
- Community-focused actions easily reach people who don't engage with high-level discussions on diversity and inclusion.
Offer Youth Positive Alternatives
- Provide positive opportunities to youth so they choose good paths over risky behaviors.
- Role models close in age and background are more effective than parents in influencing young people.