This week on The Black Perspective, Vanessa Tyler visits the National Association of Black Journalists Convention in Birmingham, Alabama; Esther Dillard speaks to an author who shares strategies to help Black employees climb the corporate ladder; Ahmed Gordon talks to a former Alderwoman who championed reparations for the residents of Evanston, Illinois, and Doug Davis speaks to the Mayor of Waterloo Iowa.

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Dr. Kevin James, President of Morris Brown College, talks with BIN's Andrea Coleman about the HBCU's resurgence and more.

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Dr. Elizabeth Clayborne talks with BIN News Anchor Morgyn Wood about Black entrepreneurship and the launch of NasaClip — a new product designed to help effectively treat nosebleeds.

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This week on The Black Perspective, we talk to Jared Bernstein, the Chair of the Council of Economic Advisers, about "Bidenomics" and the outlook for Americans regarding inflation and their paycheck; Ramses Ja speaks to nationally syndicated radio host Frankie Darcell about her new stage play "Conversations for Sistas Only"; Esther Dillard discusses Black women in the workplace as she speaks with author Liz Leiba about her new book "I'm Not Yelling," and Doug Davis continues his conversation with Pepper Miller about how corporations are marketing to Black Americans.

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This week on The Black Perspective, we discuss the significance of the Emmett Till Monuments; Esther Dillard talks about Black Science Fiction with Author Alaya Dawn Johnson; Doug Davis discusses what corporations need to do to market better to the Black community, and John Marshall talks to an Atlanta youth commissioner about what young Black men need most as they come into their own.

Alexandria Ikomoni also talks to gospel sensation Kelontae Gavin about his new album and what the church needs to do for the youth.

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This week on The Black Perspective, we pay tribute to Reverend Jesse Jackson as he steps down as President of the Rainbow Push Coalition after more than a half-century of leadership. Bri Wood discusses the ramifications of the Carlee Russell case with the founder of the Black and Missing Foundation.

Vanessa Tyler takes a trip to New Jersey for Caribbean Family Funday, and Ahmed Gordon talks travel and style with the Founder of Luxe Tribe and ReadyHubb.

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This week on the Black Perspective, Jennifer Klein, who serves as an Assistant to President Joe Biden, speaks with BIN News Anchor Amber Payton about Biden's proposed legislation to reduce childcare costs for families that utilize childcare providers.

Bishop Marvin Sapp also joins us in a conversation about his award-winning career with Ahmed Gordon. Rames Ja concludes his discussion with Deborah Watts from the Emmitt Till Legacy Foundation.

BIN Reporter Doug Davis speaks with a Black commercial real estate executive about a supplier diversity initiative consisting of a DEI grant that allows recipients to receive up to $100,000 for their company.

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BIN News Anchor Vanessa Taylor provides a wrap-up conversation featuring highlights from the Whole Health Pavilion event.

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BIN News Anchor Vanessa Taylor talks with Mr. Christian Ragland from AtlantiCare and other healthcare industry leaders about the upcoming Whole Health Pavilion event, which will be held on June 9th in Atlantic City, New Jersey.

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This week on The Black Perspective, Vanessa Tyler speaks to Alphonso David G and Marion Brooks about the Beacon of Hope project; Esther Dillard speaks to author Leon Ford about being shot by Pittsburgh police in 2019; Ahmed Gordon speaks to the CEO of Chicago Scholars Jeffrey Beckham about Black high school students' options post-SCOTUS affirmative action ruling; Ramses Ja talks to Deborah Watts about the Emmitt Till Legacy Foundation and BIN remembers our former VP of News Operations, Tanita Myers.

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