GDL21: Financial Literacy or Living Wages Parker v Flood

Do black people just need to learn how to play the game better or be given a livable wage in order to improve our lives and community?

GDL 19 took place on Thursday, August 19 2021  with the premise that Financial literacy is more significant than liveable wages for determining economic stability for African Americans.

Affirmative Debater: Arthur Parker, a native of Saint Augustine, FL, Black financial literacy advocate, and educator.

Negative Debater: Dr. Mu-Tor K. Flood, a native of Brooklyn, NY, is a Visiting Professor in Psychology at Bethune-Cookman University.