Welcome to NME, where we explore the intersection of Education, Art, and Culture. Today, we are looking at the ultimate art form: Language. We break down the argument that African American speech is not just a "dialect," but a sophisticated linguistic system essential to cultural survival.

Using the framework of Rev. Jeremiah Wright, we explore how stripping away the "trauma" definition of Black identity allows us to see the "dream"—an identity built on legacy, creativity, and active affirmation. Tune in to hear how linguistics and history collide to shape the modern Black experience.

Candid conversations with the Author James Henry Harris and Rev. Charlotte McSwine on Black Suffering

https://www.amazon.com/Black-Suffering-Silent-Pain-Hidden-ebook/dp/B088NJD9XR/ref=sr11?dchild=1&keywords=black+suffering&qid=1604278106&sr=8-1

Sunday Service September 6th, 2009

Church service. Nothing to hard for God