In just the few months of 2021 we have seen our share of problems and the reactions that are not always productive. It’s time to go from problem-reaction to problem-strategically informed and effective solutions. Empowering our young adults with solutions is what this episode is all about. Join me as I discuss solutions with my guest, Delores Williams of Millionaire Mind Kids (MMK) and the recently formed Reimagining our Community (ROC) Group.

Join the Roundtable event on April 17 2pm-4pm PST: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/rocs-roundtable-civic-engagement-policy-graduation-tickets-149638925053

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Call MMK: (760) 240-4044

Georgia House Representative, Park Cannon was arrested for knocking on the governor's door during the signing of restrictive SB202. What's next?

Whether you can see or sense beyond abstract terms such as forced bussing, tax breaks, or voter IDs, structural racism persists. This episode briefly touches upon the topic and invites your perspective.

This week a U.S. House Representative from Wisconsin described BLM as, “a group that doesn't like the old-fashioned family”. This reckless, dangerous, irresponsible, and uninformed statement must be addressed. Join me as I respond impromptu during this unplanned episode of LCTG.

"This is a man's world, but it wouldn't be nothin' without a woman..."-James Brown 

Happy Women's History Month! Join me as I discuss honoring and upholding our women. Outside of mothers, spouses, significant others and family members who are your top ten favorite or most influential women of all time? Send your list to [email protected] for a chance to win a special prize. My Top 10 in no particular order are:

Wilma Mankiller, Patricia Bayard, Ida B. Wells, Dolores Huerta, Septima Clark, Marva Collins, Cicely Tyson, Victoria Bomberry, Juliette Levy, and Ms. Slappy. Tune in here or on your favorite podcast platform.

What have you learned or taught about Black history? Whether you are for or against teaching Black history, this episode examines this topic in detail, and is perfect for you. Send follow up emails to [email protected]

I understand white supremacist. That's right, I said, I understand white supremacist. That doesn't mean I agree with it. It's complicated and there is a lot to unpack and learn. For example, do they know themselves and their original allies? Do they know that it was because of white supremacy that Black History Month was created.  Listen in on these topics and more. 

The recent pandemic has forced a lot of changes to what was once normal and forced many to suffer economically.  Join my guest Dr. Richara Richardson aka, "Dr. Chara" and I for an exploratory conversation about how people of all ages can transform their lives by turning passions into profits, transitioning through college, empowerment via networking, and making the most out of our lives during the pandemic.  This episode has something for everyone.