Four unique and compelling stories:  He was a carjacking victim.  She is a Vietnamese Boat person. A mixed-race woman is told to go back to Africa. And he can't get a photograph from 1962 out of his head. 

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Craig Timberg, Sr. Editor for Collaborative Investigations at the Washington Post, details the growing threat to female journalists, who are targeted online for holding powerful people accountable.  

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Carol McGruder, co-chair of the African American Tobacco Control Leadership Council joins us to explain how Blacks are targeted deliberately, and the devastating impact using those products can have.

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Alexis Taylor, Managing Editor of The Afro, champions the new generations of Black leaders including Md. Governor Wes Moore. She also talks about the importance of Black press 

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Dr. Derrick Darby, the author of the new book,  "A Realistic Blacktopia",  joins us to explain what it is and how to get there. 

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A short commentary from host JJ Green leads off this show. Then Dr. Guadalupe Correa-Cabrera, Professor at George Mason University's Schar School of Policy and Government, speaks out about attempts in Arkansas to ban the term "LatinX"

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WalletHub Analyst Jill Gonzalez shares some new research about how each state is doing. And Dr. Slvyea Hollis, Assistant Professor of African and African American History at Montgomery College shares her thoughts about it.

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He says he grew up in a white, "Wonderbread land" in Michigan, but has always sought to connect with people of all races. His is an intriguing story, especially his connection to Earvin "Magic" Johnson. 

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Amy Qin, New York Times Correspondent, joins us to talk about her feature story on Sheng Thao.

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Abraham Awolich, head of the People's Coalition for Civil Action-South Sudan discusses problems looming in South Sudan.

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