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The election of Barack Obama, and other symbols of colorblindness, have not solved these ten problems that still plague African Americans in the 21st Century.
The Black Panther Party “was not a group of angry young Black militants full of hatred and fury toward the White Establishment.” They were just a small organization trying to help their people fight for social change. One of the fundamental aspects of the BPP was their commitment to serving black communities through a variety of social programs including ambulance services, health clinics, and the creation of schools.
We as a community must devise a plan in order to get what we want from the government. I suggest my plan built from Dr. King. We must negotiate, demonstrate, and resist.
In this episode, I speak on an article I read that talks about this point. With everything that we have to deal with throughout our lives a black in America, this has huge impacts on our health. Thus, leading to our life expectancy is lower than white America
After Luke Walton accepted a new coaching job two days after being fired, that made me question why black coaches don't get treated the same.
This episode consist of interviews and commentary of my night at the Rutherford County Hot Chicken and Art Show.
Interviews:
Payne Technologies
LockedIn Clothing
Patrian Hans Dennis
Big V of Nappy Roots
I hope you enjoy!!!!
In this episode I am starting my presidential profiles of the 2020 candidates. In this show I will be presenting my profile on Kamala Harris.
In this episode I talk about chivalry and gives my opinion on the state of being chivalrous. Who killed it? And if it is not dead, how can we save it.
In this episode, I speak about how the mayor of Chicago, the Chicago Police Chief, and the president are up in arms about Jussie Smollett walking. But before they get mad, maybe they should check their own closets. Also I pay respect to Nipsey Hustle.
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