What happens when a young person discovers who they are and realizes what they’re capable of becoming? On this episode of the Black Money Tree Podcast, host Jerome D. Love sits down with nationally recognized educator, author and former principal Baruti Kafele for a powerful conversation about education, identity, leadership and the role schools can play in creating economic prosperity in underserved communities. In this candid conversation, Kafele explains why great educators don't simply teach content, they teach children. That means understanding students' cultures, communities, experiences and challenges and creating an environment where they can recognize their own brilliance. From Black history and culturally relevant education to entrepreneurship, financial literacy and transformational school leadership, this episode challenges educators, parents, entrepreneurs and community leaders to reconsider what it really means to prepare the next generation for success.