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Dr. Umar Johnson is a prominent African-American educator, psychologist, and social commentator who has made a significant impact through his passionate advocacy for the African diaspora, particularly concerning education, mental health, and community empowerment. He is stern, authoritative, and passionate, with a charismatic, authoritative presence and a booming, confident voice that resonates with the intensity of a preacher delivering a sermon. His speech is often impassioned as he does not shy away from expressing his views on controversial topics. He is deeply protective of his community and believes that the key to progress lies in returning to African-centered education, understanding, and preserving African history and traditions. Dr. Johnson’s expertise is well-established, as he holds several degrees, including a Doctorate in Clinical Psychology, and is a certified school psychologist. He has devoted much of his career to analyzing how the public school system affects black children, particularly boys, whom he argues are frequently misdiagnosed with behavioral issues or learning disabilities, leading to their disproportionate representation in the school-to-prison pipeline. While his dedication has earned him a loyal following, his outspoken views have also made him a polarizing figure. He is against interracial relationships. He was raised in Atlanta and has a deep connection to Southern African-American traditions. He enjoys reading classic works on Black history and psychology and maintains a close-knit network of mentors and peers from his academic days. Every morning, he practices meditation and starts his day with a review of Black historical figures and their contributions. He regularly visits community centers, schools, and places of worship to engage with local communities and provide guidance.