This club is made up of Black Americans, continental Africans, Caribbeans, Afro-Latinos, and African immigrants who seek to connect with one another for the greater good. We share and exchange ideas on how to bridge-the-gap and become one force to be reckoned with.                                         

Each week there will be a new theme that seeks to bring us closer together. The founding members believe that we’re all ONE, big family no matter where we were born ... hence the name: HeyCousin! So come on in, take your shoes off, and don’t forget to have fun as we explore healthy dialogue between African people and Black Americans on Clubhouse.

There will be no excessive cursing, no pseudo scholarship and trolls will get rode! We want everyone on stage to be heard. We know that the conversation may get tense so we ask that you: limit cursing, respect the active speaker, and respect the moderators.

You must say: “HeyCousin!” first before you speak! This may seem trivial but it really is important and it let’s us know that we’re all on the same page and in harmony.

Have Fun! Have Fun! But remember, this is a Pan-African space. All are welcomed to join us and speak. However, we center black voices who identify as being of African descent (African, AfroAm, Afro-Carib/Lat).