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Join Dr. Negus and Gerald Brown Jr. as he shares his unique journey as an African American stationed in Qatar comparing and contrasting the individual changes to a new society, exploring his experiences, identity, and the profound significance of connecting with the Motherland. 🌍✨ #AfricanDiaspora #HomecomingJourney

In this episode of Babylon Makes the Rules, special guest Mikal Settle from Blaise Training gets behind the mic and discusses his journey in being a business owner, fitness accountability, ownership of money and connecting with the community

Program Coordinator, TECH & TEACH Apprenticeship Programs, Mr. Dennis Henderson comes on the episode and talks about what it means to be an inclusive healthcare provider.

Inclusion means more than just participating in the meeting(s), or having a prominent title, it’s having a voice at the meeting(s) and that voice is accepted and respected.

In this episdoe, Dr. Negus does a quick historic review of the film, "Killers of the Flower Moon".

In this episode, Dr. Negus features special guest King Nisa, as they talk about other humanitarian crisis events and genocides that are currently taking place in the world. How African global events and massacres seem to be overlooked and ignored by mainstream media.

In this episode, Dr. Negus talks about the travesties that are happening in Gaza between Israel & Palestine. Other topics like genocide, the lies the media tells and how people associate the word ghetto with Black.

In this episode, Dr. Negus talks about the average house hold wealth in the U.S. The debt America has with the African-American community. And the numerous holocausts that happened throughout history.

One unlucky evening in 1984, Ricky Daye was riding in a Buick with a broken taillight in San Diego. The police pulled the car over and thought they recognized Daye's face from a WANTED sketch. He was arrested and five months later convicted of the brutal rape and kidnapping of a young San Diego mother. Daye spent 10 years in California prisons, insisting all the time that he was innocent. Finally, in 1994, a DNA test showed he could not have been the culprit, and he was freed.

In this episode, Dr. Negus, goes back in time and gives tribute to African-American athlete John D. Bright and describes the decline of the late athlete as he was assaulted on the gridiron.