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Marc Sims talks with Jocilyn Floyd, former 7th Ward Aldermanic Candidate about politics and neighborhood crime.

Marc Sims asked Syron Smith; can Chicago's Mayor Brandon Johnson dramatically reduce neighborhood crime?

Syron Smith, founder of the National Block Club University.

Marc Sims speaks with political pundit LeAlan Jones about African American political leadership in Chicago Illinois.

Marc Sims talks with educator Rosita Chatonda about Mayor Brandon Johnson and the powerful Chicago Teachers Union.

CORE: The Caucus of Rank-and-file Educators

https://www.coreteachers.org

Local 1: The rise of America's most powerful teachers

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YbQ81mGucvs

Marc Sims talks with Ayana Clark about improving lower income African American neighborhoods.

Ayana Clark, former candidate for 21st Ward Alderperson in Chicago Illinois.

Marc Sims talks with Shaka Rawls about providing young men a sense of belonging and also different definitions of success.

Shaka Rawls is the Principal of Leo Catholic High School.

Marc Sims talks with Reverend Robert Yarbrough about African Americans in Chicago Illinois.

Marc Sims talks with Denise Jones, author of  Who Said It Couldn't Be Done.

Denise Jones never knew any better. From childhood,  she was surrounded by drugs, sex, and crime. 

Marc Sims talks with education activist  Rosita Chatonda about improving public education for low income African  American students.

https://www.facebook.com/rosita.chatonda

Marc Sims talks with Akil Parker about the importance of African American students understanding math. 

Akil Parker is an adjunct professor at Cheyney University of Pennsylvania.

https://www.youtube.com/@AllThisMath