Can Black and Brown parents opt their children out of American History lessons, if they consider these lessons divisive and harmful to their children? In this episode of Dr. Synnika's Topical Poem of the Week, Synnika Lofton examines the schools that allow parents to opt out of Black History Month lessons. 

In this episode of Dr. Synnika's Topical Poem of the Week, Synnika Lofton pays homage to the legendary artist by playing her song "Feelin' Good." Check out the poem, Truly Free, which was inspired by the song. 

In this episode of Dr. Synnika's Topical Poem of the Week, Synnika Lofton examines the anti-Black roots of fake culture wars! 

In this episode of Dr. Synnika's Topical Poem of the Week, Synnika Lofton examines the power of Black History Month to troll America. Lofton believes millions of Americans are uncomfortable with Black History Month because it represents the beauty, resilience, and struggle of the African-American experience. 

In this episode of Dr. Synnika's Topical Poem of the Week, Synnika Lofton examines anti-CRT hysteria and Governor DeSantis's outrageous bill to protect white children's feelings, which means protecting white people's feelings. 

In this episode, Synnika Lofton examines the systemic white washing of Martin Luther King,  Jr. by Americans and how Conservatives exploit his words every January! 

In this episode of Dr. Synnika's Topical Poem of the Week, Synnika Lofton examines the current status of  COVID19 in America. 

In this episode, Synnika Lofton focuses on the lack of progress on voting rights as the MLK Day observance approaches. 

In this episode of Dr. Synnika's Topical Poem of the Week, Synnika  talks about why he loves to honor and celebrate Kwanzaa. 

In this episode, Synnika Lofton reflects on the need to weaponize art as a means of documenting experiences.