In this enlightening episode of the Black Money Tree Podcast, we sit down with the renowned Principal Baruti Kafele to discuss the critical roles principals and teachers play in reaching and empowering inner-city youth. Principal Kafele shares his insights on leadership, the importance of cultural relevance in education, and strategies to bridge the gap between students and educators in urban settings. Don’t miss this powerful conversation that sheds light on transforming schools and making a lasting impact on the lives of young people.

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