Dr. Dennis Kimbro delivers a masterclass on grit, excellence, and the power of persistence. From Bill Gates to Black entrepreneurs like Bob Johnson and Greg Barranco, he shares real stories that prove success isn’t magic — it’s statistical. If you dare to lead, work hard, and never compromise your values, the marketplace will find you.

Source: Unlocking Your Full Potential with Dr. Dennis Kimbro
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Dr. Jawanza Kunjufu breaks down the power of the peer group in shaping Black academic achievement. He explores why schools must be seen as social institutions, how peer pressure affects Black boys, and why integrating role models, academic competition, and cultural pride is critical for real educational equity. Insightful, urgent, and empowering.

Source: Developing Positive Self-Images In Black Children (1988) | Dr. Jawanza Kunjufu
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John Hope Bryant breaks down the difference between good and bad debt, exposes the myths we've been sold about capitalism, and explains how wealth-building works in the real world. From jewelry to mortgages, from Malcolm X to modern banking—this is your unfiltered memo on mastering money and reclaiming economic power.

Source: This Is How the Wealthy Think Differently – John Hope Bryant Reveals the Real Reason We Stay Poor!
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Lisa Nichols shares a powerful story from her teenage years as a competitive swimmer who always came in last — until one life-changing conversation with her grandmother rewired her mindset. In this heartfelt message, she reminds us that “quitters never win and winners never quit,” and that the real shift happens not in the world around us, but in the words we speak to ourselves.

Source: How to truly MOVE your audience | Lisa Nichols
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Financial freedom starts with saying no — to laziness, ignorance, and financial frivolity. In this powerful talk, Myron Golden shares how diligence, wisdom, and the right mindset are key to transforming your finances. Discover why working hard for money is a trap—and how to start working hard on yourself instead.

Source: Learn To Love “NO”! 
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Today, the late actress and comedian Della Reese drops timeless wisdom on identity, resilience, and self-belief. With grace and power, she reflects on America’s racial progress, the power of mindset, and rising above limitations. “If you believe you can’t make it, you’re right. But if you believe you can, nobody can stop you.” A soul-stirring dose of truth you didn’t know you needed.

Source: Della Reese: Advice to Young African Americans / America's Racial Future
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Reverend Ike delivers a fiery sermon on the power of the mind to transcend poverty and oppression. In this uncompromising message, he urges listeners to reject the “poverty self-image” and embrace success, not as a privilege, but as a birthright. "It’s not the color of your skin—it’s the color of your mind." Prepare to be challenged, inspired, and activated.

Source: The Dangerous Thoughts that Lead to Your Success – Rev. Ike’s The Glory of the Cross, Part 2
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In this episode, Dr. Claud Anderson breaks down why Black wealth vanishes before it multiplies — and how group economics can change everything. From building real communities to owning the economy floor by floor, this is a no-fluff lesson in economic power, Black self-determination, and strategic survival.

Source: [2014] Dr Claud Anderson -State of Black America
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Today, Dr. George C. Fraser delivers a masterclass on legacy, wealth, and accountability in the Black community. In this powerful segment, he breaks down the urgent need for intergenerational wealth transfer and Black-owned job creation. With bold truth and clear vision, Fraser challenges us to build, invest, and grow — so we can pass the baton with power, not just hope.

Source: Dr. George Fraser | Civil Rights Symposium 2015

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