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- Advice For Young Journalist: Kathy Chaney
Marc Sims talks with Kathy Chaney about Journalism and being well informed.
https://twitter.com/kathychaney
18 min - Black Women Black Love: Dr. Dianne M. Stewart
Marc Sims speaks with Professor Dianne M. Stewart, author of Black Women, Black Love: America's War on African-American Marriage.
https://www.diannemstewart.com
34 min - Organizer Alderwoman: Alderwoman Jeanette B. Taylor
Marc Sims speaks with Alderwoman Jeanette B. Taylor, 20th Ward of Chicago Illinois.
https://jeanettebtaylor.com
19 min - A Dramatic Reduction of Crime? Syron Smith
Marc Sims talks with Syron Smith about reducing neighborhood crime in Chicago.
https://nationalblockclubuniversity.com
11 min - Influencing Public Policy: Salim Muwakkil
Marc Sims talks with public intellectual Salim Muwakkil about influencing public policy.
The Salim Muwakkil Show on WVON 1690AM, Saturdays 7pm to 10pm cst.
https://www.iheart.com/live/wvon1690am-5304
19 min - The Food Addiction: Medina Nance
Marc Sims talks with Medina Nance, a Certified Naturopathic Herbalist & Health Consultant about being addicted to food.
14 min - Quitting Tribalism The Church: Reverend Robert Yarbrough
Marc Sims talks with Reverend Robert Yarbrough about quitting, tribalism, and The Church.
13 min - This Conversation In 30 Years? Marcia Logan
Marc Sims asks Marcia Logan if African American will have similar struggles 30 years from now.
16 min - Black Crime Everyday: Bamani Obadele
Marc Sims talks with Community Organizer Bamani Obadele about reducing crime in low income African American neighborhoods.
18 min - Phillip Jackson Leadership Legacy
Marc Sims talks with consultant Pierre Clark about The Black Star Project's founder Phillip Jackson, and the importance of leadership, legacy, and succession.
https://ndigo.com/2019/12/04/pierre-clark-on-black-star-project-life-after-phil-jackson
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A discussion of African American issues from an African American perspective.
The love we have for each other is the greatest threat to those who rule over us. If those who rule over us want to stay in power, then they must destroy our ability to love each other in a healthy sort of way.
Dr. Amos N. Wilson