Donald Trump is now the President of the United States. What does that mean for Black America? Many are upset. 100 protesters were arrested for riots before the Inaugural Parade. Dozens of politicians boycotted the…
Colin Kaepernick & LeBron James have been leading the way in revolutionary sports figures. In 2015, LeBron James initiated a scholarship fund for children of his hometown Akron pledging to give them a four year…
Allhiphop.com (co-founded by today’s guest, Chuck Creekmur) is the largest, most widely read hip-hop site on the planet – with about 2 million unique views per day. In order to build that kind of readership, you can’t…
White people have to change… And, when White people are ready to change, then the racial dynamics will change. Whenever I ask Black people what can we – as Black people – do in order…
Making America Great again seems to be about rolling back the gains made by the Civil Rights Movement. Unless we can employ power politics, the next four years will be difficult. But what does that…
Chicken George was instantly my least favorite but ultimately my favorite character of Roots. He seemed to be such a far cry from his grandfather, Kunta Kinte. Yet, he was ultimately the one who was able…
How can Black families exercise power? Especially in the present social climate, many of us are left wondering what difference our accomplishments make. In this episode we discuss breaking the hold of Willie Lynch on the…
Many have seen the 2016 Presidential Elections as an effort to reassert Whiteness as the superior culture in America. It’s as if Black people are being reminded of our place in this Country. But what…
In the wake of Donald Trump’s election to the American Presidency, the looming question is: what does this all mean for Blacks in America? With the whitewash after eight years of having a Black man…
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Podcast Reviews
- Perfect Perspective on Black Cops
January 21, 2018 by Dcblkfinance from United StatesI loved the interview with the Dallas Deputy Chief. He was authentic, empathetic, and presented solutions. This is the first time I've heard from Blacks in law enforcement address the shootings of innocent black people by police. Please do a part two
- Great PodcastJune 7, 2017 by illphil500 from United States
I love the perspective of the host. Attacking these issues that affect the black community in the United States. I love how each topic is relatable. The host does a great job of engaging his guest in great conversations. Will continue to listen to learn more about the world around me.