This is a call-in conversation via speakerphone and handheld recording device discussing how we celebrate the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg for a second time.  Today RBG makes history again as she Lies in State (RIP RBG). This episode, I'm joined by Ms. Teri, whose audio had to be clipped in Part 1.  The good news is that Part 2 is even better.  After we celebrate RBG, I ask her to talk about knowing and voting for your local officials and filling out and mailing your 2020 Census.  Census determines how money is provided to your community.  I hope you enjoy the narratives, which explains what episodes are about, as well as the graphic attached to each episode, which I diligently search for to match each episode. WHAT DO YOU HAVE TO SAY?

Sources: Oyez.org, www.law360, The Guardian, CNN Live

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Celebration of a true trailblazer.  This Wonderful Women Wednesday is a call-in conversation I'm having with my friend for over 40 years,  Ms. Teri,  calling from Pittsburgh.  We talk about the celebration of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg in various ways.  We discuss her upbringing, education, and more importantly how she motivated girls and women of all races and backgrounds standing up for gender equality.  We could go on forever, so we'll do a Part 2 Friday, which mainly focuses on her Supreme Court Seat to be filled and how this will affect our country for decades to come.  Ms. Teri will break down the importance of filling out and mailing your Census form, how to find out who your local officials are, and the importance of voting.  Unfortunately after reviewing the conversation, something went wrong with Ms. Teri's audio, so we had to edit this episode leaving out key information.  To make up for it, please listen Friday for Part 2 detailing all of the missing pieces.  I appreciate your patience and also appreciate your listening, and hope you enjoy the subject matter.  I hope you enjoy the narratives, which explains what episodes are about, as well as the graphic attached to each episode, which I diligently search for to match each episode. WHAT DO YOU HAVE TO SAY?

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This Men Monday highlights an Author, Journalist, and yes, Writer of Comic Book about Black Panther and Captain America (Marvel) .  Ta-Nehisi Coates who has won too many awards to list.  He's known for writing about culture, social and political issues, particularly regarding African Americans and white supremacy.  A white student who is a rap fan asks him about the N word while singing a song - I love his response.  He also addresses society shaming blacks for being angry and explains reparation on Oprah. I hope you enjoy the narratives, which explains what episodes are about, as well as the graphic attached to each episode, which I diligently search for to match each episode. WHAT DO YOU HAVE TO SAY?

Sources: https://youtu.be/QO15S3WC9pg  - Randomhouse

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This Wonderful Women Wednesday addresses the Social Media "KARENS", which are white women who throw tantrums in public about their not wearing a mask, or call the police on people of color who they say are committing  crimes, which they are not, or worse, giving out flyers and information, that is ALL false regarding reasons not to wear masks.  Finally, a discussion between Professors Dr. N'Sega Burton of Emory University here in Atlanta,  who is African American and Attorney Wendy Murphy.  As women, we can bridge gaps, but we have to listen and do our research.  I hope you enjoy the narratives, which explains what episodes are about, as well as the graphic attached to each episode, which I diligently search for to match each episode. WHAT DO YOU HAVE TO SAY?

Source: Dr. Phil Show on YouTube

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This Wonderful Women Wednesday episode is about the Black Cast of the Golden Girls (Tracie Ellis Ross, Regina King, Sanaa Latham and Alfre Woodard) playing the legendary Golden Girls, acting out their Season 1, episode 21 about catching the flu, with a banquet coming up soon.  This episode support Color of Change (the nation's largest online racial injustice organization).  At the end of the episode, they give details about filling out the 2020 Census.   This Zoom episode was Narrated by Lena Waithe  and Directed by Gina Prince-Bythewood.  I hope you enjoy the narratives, which explains what episodes are about, as well as the graphic attached to each episode, which I diligently search for to match each episode. WHAT DO YOU HAVE TO SAY?

Sources:  yeah yeah, wiki (lol) and youtube.com

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Today's Men Monday episode talks about LeBron James as an advocate, philanthropist and moral compass.  I talk about many things you may not know about LeBron and how his life outside of basketball is God sent.  We then mainly talk about MORE THAN A VOTE a non-profit that LeBron and other athletes started in June 2020, teaming up with the NAACP Legal Defense Fund.  Their website banner says "CHANGE ISN'T MADE BY WATCHING FROM THE SIDELINES."  I hope you enjoy the narratives, which explains what episodes are about, as well as the graphic attached to each episode, which I diligently search for to match each episode. WHAT DO YOU HAVE TO SAY?   HAPPY LABOR DAY!!

Sources: Indie Wire - Oct. 17, 2018 by Steve Green; The Atlantic; Google.com for definition; Bleacher Report; The Undefeated; Black Enterprise "50" May 1, 2020; CNN.com; Sport Illustrated.com.

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Today's Wonderful Women Wednesday discusses voter suppression.  This episode shares a commercial the Duchess of Sussex Meghan Markle is doing about the need to vote and a clip of an interview she did with Journalist, Feminist and Social Political Activist Gloria Steinem.  Also a clip of Stacey Abrams talking to Chris Hayes and Joy Reid on MSNBC talking about voter suppression.  WE MUST VOTE!!  GO TO VOTE.ORG FOR MORE DETAILS.  I hope you enjoy the narratives, which explains what episodes are about, as well as the graphic attached to each episode, which I diligently search for to match each episode. WHAT DO YOU HAVE TO SAY?

Sources: YouTube

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This Men Monday we celebrate, not mourn the life of Chadwick Boseman.  Our King T'Challa of WAKADA FOREVER!!  We celebrate his strength and how in only seven (7) years, he played iconic figures in the African-American Culture (Jackie Robinson - 42; James Brown - Get on Up; Thurgood Marshall - Marshall).  We talk about the significance of his dying on August 28, 2020, as well as how he was born in 1976 (United States Bi-Centennial Year Celebration of the Declaration of Independence).  We discuss colon cancer briefly and end it with laughter of his skit on SNL Black Jeopardy as King T'Challa followed-up with James Brown "Say it loud, I'm black and I'm proud." I hope you enjoy the narratives, which explains what episodes are about, as well as the graphic attached to each episode, which I diligently search for to match each episode. WHAT DO YOU HAVE TO SAY?  I noticed the fan distortion in the background.  Sorry about that.  Focus on the message.  I'm getting better):

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This is audio recording from the Live broadcast on BET of the August 28, 2020 NAN Commitment March in Washington, DC.  UNFORTUNATELY BET HAD AUDIO DIFFICULTIES, SO FORGIVE THE AUDIO, BUT RECEIVE THE MESSAGE.  The families of Breonna, George and Jacob speak with powerful messages, and instructions for us to bring hope, unity, and perseverance.    Followed by an inspirational song called:  I Need You Now by Smokie Norful.  I hope you enjoy the narratives, which explains what episodes are about, as well as the graphic attached to each episode, which I diligently search for to match each episode. WHAT DO YOU HAVE TO SAY? 

Sources:  Audio by BET Live Broadcast Song by Tidal subscription I Need You Now by Smokie Norful

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This is a BET live recording of Yolanda Renee King (only grandchild of MLK, Jr.), Martin Luther King, III and Reverend Al Sharpton, Founder of National Action Network (NAN).  BET had a few technical difficulties, but the message is the goal.  Community or Chaos - what do we want? Rev. Al explains why the Lincoln Memorial was chosen 57 years ago and now.   WE DENOUNCE LOOTING, PLEASE DENOUNCE SHOOTING! I hope you enjoy the narratives, which explains what episodes are about, as well as the graphic attached to each episode, which I diligently search for to match each episode. WHAT DO YOU HAVE TO SAY? 

Source:  BET

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