What Do We Do Now: Results from the Pandemic

What Do We Do Now: Results from the Pandemic w/ Rizza Islam.

As the COVID-19 pandemic unfolded,
Black communities across America faced a barrage of challenges, from misinformation to systemic inequalities. Many found themselves navigating a maze of uncertainty, with limited access to clear and honest information about the virus and vaccines. In the midst of this turmoil, vaccine mandates and societal pressures added to the burden, leaving our people feeling isolated and vulnerable. Against this backdrop of this adversity, the need for clarity, empowerment, and healing within the Black community became glaringly apparent and undeniable. As the seasons transitioned from winter to spring on the East Coast, and people grew increasingly anxious for answers, the time was ripe for Brother Rizza Islam's lecture tour kickoff at Baltimore, Maryland’s very own conscious community hub—Urban Reads Bookstore. This event promised to deliver not just information, but hope/confidence and solutions to those seeking truth and repair in uncertain times.

What Do We Do Now: Results from the Pandemic

In a long overdue event that resonated deeply with attendees, Brother Rizza Islam and Dr. Christina Parks joined forces to address the pressing question on everyone's minds: "Results from the Plandemic: What do we do now?" The event, held on Saturday, March 16, 2024 at the legendary Urban Reads Bookstore in Baltimore, marked the beginning of Brother Rizza Islam's tour in the D.C., Maryland, Virginia (DMV) area. Tia Hamilton, the proud Urban Reads owner, was gracious enough to host the first stop on Brother Rizza’s tour in her Black-owned establishment.

Brother Rizza Islam, a champion in the realm of community education and empowerment, brought his signature passion and dedication to the stage. With years of experience advocating for children affected by vaccinations, Brother Rizza has cemented himself as a leading voice in the Medical Freedom Movement. His extensive repertoire spans over two decades, covering an array of topics such as mental health, social inequality, government policy, and more, all with a keen focus on their impact on marginalized communities.

Joining Brother Rizza was the esteemed Dr. Christina Parks, whose impressive credentials include a Ph.D. in Cellular and Molecular Biology from the University of Michigan. Dr. Parks's expertise in cytokine signaling and her unwavering commitment to holding policymakers and medical institutions accountable have made her a formidable advocate for ethical practices in healthcare. As the founder of the Vaccine Injury-Teaching Alliance (VI-TA), Dr, Christina Parks provides invaluable support to those affected by vaccine injuries, offering both resources and reparative assistance.

The Baltimore event, a testament to the community's thirst for knowledge and deep desire for healing from the woes of the plandemic, sold out within hours of its announcement. This fervent response underscores the urgency of the topics discussed, particularly in light of Brother Rizza's designation as one of the "most dangerous voices" by the U.S. government. His inclusion in the "Disinformation Dozen" further highlights the concerted efforts to suppress dissenting voices in the discourse on vaccination and public health.

Despite facing censorship and opposition from various authorities, Brother Rizza and Dr. Parks remain undeterred in their mission to disseminate crucial information and empower individuals to make informed choices about their health and well-being. By meeting with audiences in person, they bypass the barriers imposed by social media platforms, ensuring that vital discussions on the pandemic and its aftermath continue uninterrupted.

As attendees absorbed the wealth of knowledge shared by Brother Rizza and Dr. Parks, they were inspired to take action and advocate for change in their communities. Armed with insights into the intricacies of viruses and the importance of cellular-level healing and prevention, Brother Rizza and Dr. Parks ensured that participants left the event equipped to navigate the complexities of the post-pandemic landscape.

In the pursuit of actionable solutions, Dr. Parks highlighted her monthly membership program at VI-TA.org, where subscribers can access a wealth of resources, including vax-related research, studies, information on compensation for the vaccine injured, webinars, and much more.

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