We had a conversation about WHY young people are hitting up affluent department stores and taking material possessions. Many of them African American. I know the answer. AND YOU DO TOO.

I already KNOW that I NEED GOD as the centerpiece of my life. That's a given. He is the way, the truth and the LIFE.

But as it stands now, I'm starting to change. The quarantine has shown me that a “personal relationship” with God doesn’t REQUIRE a congregation, a choir, a pastor, or even a building for that matter. I still love attending, but it's not as imperative as it used to be. Or is it?

And I’m not alone. A serious convo. Let's talk about it.

But what IS Black content?

What constitutes content being deemed as “geared toward a Black audience?”

Does it have to feature a Black director, have Black actors in the lead roles, feature topics that are considered “Black-centric" and be a story told from a Black perspective?

And can a White person EVER write and direct a Black TV Show or Movie that is historically accurate, and more importantly… Captures the essence of the Black experience?

And do you care? Let's talk about it.

What is it about us African-Americans that we refuse to practice self-love and go to the doctor to ensure that we will be around for as long as humanly possible? What is that all about?

Let's discuss the things we all are thankful for after a tumultuous time within a Pandemic, racial tensions and market instability.

We should STILL be thankful for a LOT.

Let's discuss as we approach Thanksgiving.

There are FAR too many variables for me to continue to support a practice that is so volatile. Especially when we African-Americans bear the brunt of the mistakes.

I'll tell you where I stand on the death penalty.

And make the case for YOU to give it a second thought too. Join me. Let's talk about it.

Danny Morrison takes your phone calls to discuss the verdict in the case of Kyle Rittenhouse.

I’m starting to believe that we African Americans aren’t impacted by death here in 2021 like we were as early as 10 years ago. Our emotions are changing. And not in the right direction.

And I believe there are a number of reasons on why that is the case. I'll break it all down.

So where ARE the Black Women anyway?

Are they missing voluntarily?

Or have they been shutout indefinitely?

I have a theory. Let's talk about it.

Black Lives Matter, but Black Lives may be even MORE at stake here in 2021 and leading into 2022.

The safety of ourselves and our families may be placed in even MORE jeopardy than ever before.