This week on the Black Perspective, Amber Payton and the NAACP uncover the true history of Juneteenth. Vanessa Tyler chats with iconic R&B artist Melba Moore, while Gracie Award winner Esther Dillard interviews a new author. Doug Davis talks with two Black chiropractors in Atlanta. Plus, our summer-long gun safety awareness campaign continues with a special report from news anchor Andrea Coleman.
This week on Black Perspective, dive into the true history of Juneteenth and the current state of the fight for Black freedom with Amber Payton. Discover an inspiring bike program transforming lives in NYC in our Community Spotlight. Celebrate the end of Black Music Month with violinist Dame Esco, and stay informed with Andrea Coleman's special report on gun safety in the Black community.
Listen to this special message about Lock It and Store It! a BIN gun safety awareness campaign by Tony Coles, President of the Black Information Network.
Join BIN’s Tyrik Wynn as he chats with Real Housewives of Atlanta star Drew Sidora about her role in the new hit TV show, Mind Your Business — a Bounce Original Series that blends comedy and drama, featuring a stellar cast including Columbus Short and BeBe Winans.
Tune in to hear Drew's thoughts on her character, the show, and more.
This week on the Black Perspective: Our celebration of Black Music Month continues as Doug Davis highlights another influential Black artist. We delve into Atlanta Police Department's efforts to boost their ranks and discuss the urgent need for gun safety. Hear from a retired law enforcement leader about BIN’s first-ever public awareness campaign, Lock It and Store It, aimed at keeping guns out of the reach of children. Plus, a special interview with Texas US Congressman Al Green, who shares insights into the historical contributions of Black soldiers.
Tyrik Wynn sits down with Gospel Artist Deitrick Haddon to talk about his new album One Night in California, reality TV, family, gospel music, touring and so much more.
This week on the Black Perspective, we continue our celebration of Black music with Mo Kelly, Tia James, and singer Stokely from Mint Condition; News anchor Vanessa Tyler shares her conversation with pioneering music executive Angelo Ellerbee; and Tyrik Wynn sits down with gospel artist Deitrick Haddon.
This week on the Black Perspective, Morgyn Wood brings us her conversation with Education Secretary, Miguel Cordona. We also hear from Roland Martin, Esther Dillard, Andrea Coleman, and Doug Davis.
This week on the Black Perspective, news commentator Mo Kelly reacts to Trump's hush money trial verdict; Mimi Brown speaks with the California Department of Public Health about the importance of Alzheimer's awareness in the Black community, and Doug Davis brings us part two of his conversation with financial literacy expert John Hope Bryant.
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