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Join us for an insightful discussion with Sharon Reed, host of the Sharon Reed Podcast, and LEO SMITH, CEO of Engaged Futures, as we explore the future of the BLACK VOTE in the 2024 election and beyond. Historically, AFRICAN AMERICANS have strongly supported the DEMOCRATIC PARTY, but this election cycle reveals a surprising trend: Trump is polling better among BLACK VOTERS, especially men, than any past Republican nominee, even with VP Kamala Harris on the ticket. What factors have contributed to this shift, and could this become a reliable trend for Republicans in the future?
We'll also examine the potential impact of lenient IMMIGRATION LAWS—could they result in HISPANICS surpassing AFRICAN AMERICANS as the second-largest voting bloc? What political strategies should the African American community consider to navigate the identity politics that both parties employ concerning the BLACK VOTE? MENTAL DIALOGUE is here to ask the tough questions that America often shies away from. ALL I ASK IS THAT YOU THINK.
Before any presidential election, it is common to feel overwhelmed by the complexities of politics, economics, and other pressing issues, which can elevate stress levels and strain personal relationships. How can we ensure we remain focused on our path to becoming our best selves?
Join us this Saturday as psychologist Dr. Gerald Hassell, also known as Dr. G, discusses his new workbook, The Seven Keys to Self Mastery. Are you seeking transformation? Why are many of us distracted from our journey to personal fulfillment? Call in to receive expert advice on your journey to self-fulfillment and learn about Dr. G's self-mastery retreats for Black men. ALL I ASK IS THAT YOU THINK
Special guests relationship coach Vaun "The Love Alchemist" and Jay White, author of No More Bodies: The Discontinuation of Promiscuity and Meaningless Sex, will join the discussion on whether Black men marrying later than other demographics is beneficial or detrimental to our culture. Statistics show that Black men marry less frequently (34% vs. 50%) and on average three years later than their counterparts from other races and ethnicities.
Show host Black Socrates posits that if a man is raised without his father in the home, Black men should ideally mature into their mid-30s before considering marriage. However, do promiscuity and years of casual sex hinder Black men's success in marriage? Should Black culture mentor young Black boys to prioritize family commitments at an earlier age?
MENTAL DIALOGUE is asking the questions America is afraid to ask. ALL I ASK IS THAT YOU THINK
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