The Onyx Report Live Video Show is on 2nd & 4th Wednesdays on YouTube at 5pm (PST), 7pm (CST), and 8pm (EST)! This week, we will explore the question of brotherhood, and whether or not Black males across age, class, sexuality, and geography can support one another in business, socially, psychologically, and even spiritually!

The Onyx Report Live Video Show is on 2nd &amp; 4th Wednesdays on YouTube at 5pm (PST), 7pm (CST), and 8pm (EST)! This week, we will explore the question of brotherhood, and whether or not Black males across age, class, sexuality, and geography can support one another in business, socially, psychologically, and even spiritually!

Black Men, Does Brotherhood Exist?

The Onyx Report is a program that critically analyzes the experiences, histories, and perceptions pertaining to Black males in American society across age, class, region, sexuality, and profession. I am your host, Dr. T. Hasan Johnson, Associate Professor of Africana Studies at Fresno State, Black Male Studies scholar, and Black Males’ Rights advocate. In the program, we examine current events and major issues using an empirically-driven Black masculinist theoretical lens, thus including such concepts as the Black male dual economy, anti-Black misandry, phallicism, the subordinate male-target hypothesis, the subculture of violence theory, and the Black Gynarchy). Our goal is to remind people—including Black men themselves—of Black male humanity. Join us every Wednesday at 5pm (pst), unless otherwise stated, on YouTube, Facebook, and on every 1st &amp; 3rd Wednesdays on www.InnerLightRadio.com.

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The Onyx Report is a program that critically analyzes the experiences, histories, and perceptions pertaining to Black males in American society across age, class, region, sexuality, and profession. I am your host, Dr. T. Hasan Johnson, Associate Professor of Africana Studies at Fresno State, Black Male Studies scholar, and Black Males’ Rights advocate. In the program, we examine current events and major issues using an empirically-driven Black masculinist theoretical lens, thus including such concepts as the Black male dual economy, anti-Black misandry, phallicism, the subordinate male-target hypothesis, the subculture of violence theory, and the Black Gynarchy). Our goal is to remind people—including Black men themselves—of Black male humanity. Join us every Wednesday at 5pm (pst), unless otherwise stated, on YouTube, Facebook, and on every 1st & 3rd Wednesdays on www.InnerLightRadio.com.

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