A smear campaign can make a stranger out of your own name. We pull back the curtain on what it feels like to be followed, edited, and framed online, and in real life, while choosing a harder path: ask for forgiveness, extend forgiveness, and keep our boundaries sharp. This isn’t about spin. It’s about clearing our conscience before God and our community, and refusing to let bitterness script the story.

We walk through the difference between mercy and accountability, and why those two are not enemies. You’ll hear how faith, scripture, and Paul’s transformation inform our stance, and why “no condemnation” doesn’t mean “no consequences.” I share the unglamorous parts: recording from a parking lot, documenting surveillance, and dealing with algorithmic traps that twist “transformation” into culture-war bait. We name the tactics: AI distortions, manipulated clips, street theatre, boundaries, and clarity.

We also speak directly to communities who may have been to harmed by these tactics: Foundational Black Americans, the African and Caribbean diaspora, Asian and Hispanic/Latino communities, white listeners, and LGBTQ+ people. If anything attributed to me, real, twisted, edited, or fabricated, caused pain, I’m sorry. As we move forward towards change, call me in, not out. Context matters, growth matters, and dialogue is how we get there. I’m committed to reporting violations, guarding my peace, and still choosing grace.

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Ever felt like your darkest fears of being watched were actually true? Well, this powerful documentation pulls back the curtain on life as a targeted individual—where privacy becomes fiction and safety an illusion. This series stands as both documentation and resistance—a refusal to be silenced despite overwhelming odds.

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