Fight the Power

Two great fighters for equality for the black community died today. Congressman John Lewis and Rev. C.T.Vivian. In the light of their lives and fight we must realize that we have been fighting the same fight since the 50`s and still have the same issues. Listen to inserts of John Lewis`s 1963 Speech in this episode. Why are we up against the Same Song? 

Reparations for black people are being looked at as not necessary, White Supremacist are in denial of their responsibility to blacks in America, blacks are being threatened by extremist organizations. Has the war officially started. 

Another passionate episode the deep dives into Social Reform for our people. In this episode I talk about all of the groups out there and the direction of our struggle. This episodes dialogues the NFAC, Facebook, Linked in and much more. 

In this passionate episode I speak earnestly about our movement and what direction it seems to be taking. I speak a warning about Covid-19 testing and more. 

In this episode I answer the question in the title by talking about some of the things that have been changed or are in process as a result of the protesting around the country. I highlight Police Reform Policies, Structural changes around the country and more. Join me in this special episode in the Fight the Power Podcast Series Racism in America. 

The Fight the Power "Sunday Edition"  Podcast brings the Church and Faith into the struggle. This special Edition is dedicated to men and women of faith exclusively. Today`s episode highlights a message from Bishop Jakes and more. Follow the Fight the Power Facebook Page to see all of the latest episodes and more 

Fight the Power Podcast interviews regular people from our society. Although I would not turn down a celebrity interview, I am not looking for it. In this episode we talk with a man that has a great deal of experience dealing with racism. From his childhood at a 220 school in Milwaukee to his time in corporate America. 

As I continue to deep dive into the racial divide in this country I hold firm to love and Faith. I will not however skip over things like the fine nuances of systemic racism in corporate America or any other venue. This episode is intense and meant to provoke feelings that hopefully lead to actions and not just dialogue. I need to see Racist America stand completely down from it`s aggression against my people.

In this episode we talk to former Army Captain, Carl Corbett Sr. Captain Corbett is a graduate of the West Point Military Academy, a Battlefield Commander who received the Bronze Star for his gallantry during his time in service. Captain Corbett will talk to us about systemic racism, removing confederate statues, the placement of Murals to memorialize our fallen black men and women at the hands of police, who we need to talk to to make some headway in our struggle, and more.

In this episode I take a look at the Struggle against systemic racism in real time. This state of the union perspective brings out the points of the media coverage of our movement. This episode also peers into the eyes of our opponents, whether it be outright racist or the Federal and State authorities. I also ask the question of what the church says about our movement. You are sure to be brought up to date on the status of this country as we continue to Fight the Power.