Propaganda and mythology controlled by the dominant culture have spread negative messages about black people for ages. Because most of the media is controlled by white supremacist the image of black people in America is less than becoming. We are depicted as lazy, hyper aggressive, too educated for our counterparts, poor parents, abusive, emotionally unstable, and we don't love ourselves. Some members of black America may have the characteristics but they do not represent us as a whol [...]

Crystyn C. Wright is the owner of Minnie Endeavors, an educational and small business consulting company. She is from the Bronx, New York, but has lived and traveled nationally and internationally working on community and business projects in Brazil, Cuba, Germany, England and Japan. The Florida A&M University, MBA grad seeks to educate, inspire and empower learners of all ages through literacy, entrepreneurship, economic empowerment, and creative movement. She is an educator, ent [...]

On today's episode we talked about the number off black people missing in America that no one knows about. According to www.FBI.gov NCIC Missing Person Statistics 218,818 black people wen't missing in America in 2016. There was no national outcry, as a matter of fact, football jerseys were seen as more valuable than the lives of black Americans. We have also learned to devalue ourselves which has caused us to not truly care about those of us who are missing. Why do we have to wait until [...]

Movies, television, the internet and much more are some of the mediums we use as our sources of entertainment. One of the problems with our entertainment is maybe one of the major production companies are black owned.  Because we lack ownership of these companies and mediums we do not own our images that are presented to the world. Movies in particular have been used since the beginning of motion pictures black Americans have been portrayed as criminals and less than human Today [...]

It's black history month 2017 how have we used these 28 days to improve our conditions here in America? Dr. Carter G. Woodson created black history week in 1926, the second week of February to commemorate the birthdays of Frederick Douglass and Abraham Lincoln. In today's episode we examined black America's ideas surrounding black history month, how much of our history is still uncovered,  h [...]

KAT HARVEY was raised by my loving mother and grandfather in Washington, D.C. I was taught at an early age that there was no such thing as impossible and that success principle is what kept me from putting the limits on what I can achieve in my lifetime. I started my show on YouTube called "Success Nothing Less", #KHSNL in which I interviewed A-list celebrities and people of inf [...]

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​Nicole Everett, a native of Miami, Florida, is an alumnus of the Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University with undergraduate degrees in both Business Administration and Business Economics. She has served in the affordable housing arena for almost 20 years and volunteers with several community organizations and initiatives located in the Big Bend area. Nicole believes in the support of local businesses and artist and is working towards becoming a major community philanthro [...]

It seems as if black America has a unhealthy relationship with its leaders. We often allow our emotions to cancel out our critical thinking and become an accomplice in our own demise. Charisma, poise, good looks and the ability to capture the minds of your people does not make you immune from being held accountable. The black community seems to allow certain members to escape responsibility when an emotional attachment is present. Will we truly become as powerful as we can be is we refuse [...]

Barbara Joe Williams is a bestselling author, copy editor, proofreader, publisher, and publishing consultant living in Tallahassee, Florida. She is also a Navy veteran, a graduate of Tallahassee Community College, and Florida A & M University. Barbara is also the founder of Amani Publishing, LLC (2004), and the co-founder of the Tallahassee Authors Network (TAN) since September 2008. Recently, she signed on as the Editor-in-Chief of Book Cover Magazine.​She has publishe [...]