Andria Mayberry, better known as Ms. Berry, is a powerhouse in the entertainment industry. Mom and manger of Empire superstar Bryshere Gray who plays Hakeem Lyons on the hit series. She is currently trailblazing her way as a motivational speaker, philanthropist, emerging sleepwear designer and author.

Hip Hop at its essence. Mr. Wave, the original of the original B-boys! Beat street is in the house! One of the original members of the New York City Breakers.

In 2018, there was a rise in White Americans calling the police on African-Americans for things as simple as swimming in a pool, opening their own lemonade stand, to waiting in Starbucks for your lawyer to close a real estate deal. 

Here is the list that were highly profiled:

Operating a lemonade store

Golfing too slowly

Waiting for a friend at Starbucks

Barbecuing at a park

Working out at a gym

Campaigning door to door

Moving into an apartment

Mowing the wrong lawn

Shopping for prom clothes

Napping in a university common room

Asking for directions

Not waving while leaving an Airbnb

Redeeming a coupon

Selling bottled water on a sidewalk

Eating lunch on a college campus

Riding in a car with a white grandmother

Babysitting two white children

Wearing a backpack that brushed against a woman

Working as a home inspector

Working as a firefighter

Helping a homeless man

Delivering newspapers

Swimming in a pool

Shopping while pregnant

Driving with leaves on a car

Trying to cash a paycheck

Melissa Harville-Lebron is the first African American woman to solely own a Camping World Truck Series and a developmental racing team in NASCAR's Whelen All-American Series, Division I. The multicultural racing team is the first ever to consist of two brothers from two different ethnicities and minority classes, hailing from the Northeast and under the age of 25. The team consist of 6 drivers of various professional licensed levels. On February 16, 2018, E2NE partnered with Copp Motorsports for “The Next Era Energy 250” at Daytona. Scott Stenzel finished an impressive 15th. Recognized by Ebony Magazine and Forbes as a “Power 100 in 2018.”

Even when life throws you a curveball and all seems lost, don’t believe the lie. You're a winner!

The NFL has a problem we can’t ignore. I wonder if the people who have a problem with players taking a knee against police brutality have a problem with the inequality of black representatives among coaches?

Interview with Robert “Kool” Bell from the legendary Kool & The Gang.

Music industry insider Maria Davis was diagnosed with HIV in 1995 after unknowingly contracting the virus from the man whom she was planning to marry, and has since become a devoted advocate for HIV/AIDS education and awareness. Since her diagnosis, Maria has been very vocal about living with AIDS to lend a voice to women impacted by the epidemic.

Don't Snatch Defeat from the Jaws of Victory!

Lawrence Bartley stops by to discuss the Marshall Project and talk criminal justice reform.