Black Information Network Interviews

This week on The Black Perspective, we talk to HHS Regional Director Dr. Kara Kass about the importance of keeping your COVID vaccine up to date; Esther Dillard continues her "Black, Autistic and Safe" series; Comedian W Kamau Bell talks to Vanessa Tyler about his HBO documentary "1000% Me: Growing Up Mixed," and gospel artist Charles Jenkins discusses life after the pulpit on the "Gospel Truth."

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This week on The Black Perspective, we commemorate Memorial Day by talking to Sergeant Milton Whitfield, a Retired Marine Corps Serviceman, who discusses Black Americans' history in the Marines. Later, we chat with the daughter of Reverend Jesse Jackson, Santita Jackson, about her career and the current political climate.

National Urban League President Marc Morial also joins us to discuss the third anniversary of George Floyd's murder, and Esther Dillard delivers part three of her "Black Autistic and Safe" series.

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This week on The Black Perspective, Attorney Carlos Moore discusses the $5 million lawsuit against the Mississippi police department that shot 11-year-old Adrienne Murray; Michigan State Senator Candidate Dr. Pamela Pugh joins us to talk about her campaign and Music Promotions and Marketer TC Thompkins shares insight on his new book, "When Radio was King."

Mezzo Agency CEO Tami Latrell also joins us to talk about how AI is changing the music industry.

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This week on The Black Perspective, Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona discusses the White House's continued support of HBCUs; Christian Ragland talks about The Whole Health Pavilion and the mental health of Black men; Pastor John Hannah talks about his 12-hour prayer service and how to pray during difficult situations.

To wrap up this week's episode, Esther Dillard concludes her "Black Autistic and Safe" series.

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This week on The Black Perspective, we close out Black Music Month with one of the Founders of Roc-A-Fella Records, Damon Dash. We also chat with author Angela Coleman about her new book “The Art of Chilling Out for Women”; take a trip to New Orleans to see how Direct Relief is helping the community, and Idrees Johnson returns to bust financial myths!

That’s not all — Zonnique joins us to discuss her new music and motherhood.

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Get ready for an engaging episode of Black Perspective! Join us as we delve into the groundbreaking book "All The Black Girls Are Activists" with author Ebony Janice Moore.

Explore the depths of grief with a seasoned therapist and be inspired by gospel recording artist Damon Little and his new single. But that's not all! Take a trip to the Whole Health Conference in Atlantic City, and later, hear from the legendary Erykah Badu.

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The Black Information Network and GEICO present "Boldly Free: A Celebration Of Freedom," spotlighting Juneteenth.

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BIN's Bri Wood talks to the CEO of the Perception Institute and former President of the Louisville Urban League, Sadiqa Reynolds, about Breonna Taylor's murder, recent mass shootings in Louisville, and the Perception Institute, where she "leads a consortium of researchers and strategists to implement mind science solutions to reduce inequities affecting people of marginalized races, genders, ethnicities, and other groups."

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On this week's Black Perspective, we have a conversation with the mother of Ahmaud Arbery, who shares her perspective on keeping her son's legacy alive.

Additionally, we sit down with the former President of the Louisville Urban League to discuss the recent tragic mass shootings in her city and their impact on the community. Plus, the host of OWNs Put a Ring On It shares their expertise and provides valuable dating advice.

And we take a moment to honor and celebrate the life of the legendary Harry Belafonte.

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On this week’s Black Perspective, we sit down for an exclusive interview with the President of the National Organization of Black Law Enforcement (NOBLE). We also chat with the Black Mary Kay.

Last but certainly not least, we delve deeper into the topic of prayer as we continue our conversation with the Ikomonis.

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