On this episode of the podcast the group honors Soldiers who served in the armed forces for memorial day. They discuss black soldiers contributions in each war as they volunteered and fought for freedom and respect. They break down the importance of individual and regiments achievements that has been kept quiet for a long time.

On the episode the team discusses, the importance of the portrayal of African Americans on television. We break down the history of stereotypes used on African Americans in films. We talk about the positive and negatives from African Americans portrayal in films. We talk about what we would like to see in the future from African American film makers. We honor impactful African American shows, movies, actors, writers and directors. 

On this episode the group discusses local history in the Central Virginia area. They discuss important events that happened locally. They discuss impactful people from the past and present who helps build their community up.

On Episode 10 the team discusses the history of sports and why it is important to the African American community. They breakdown the history and accomplishments of African American athletes when faced with extreme discrimination. They talk about what individuals have done in their sport, and their achievements in life to help change the world. They discuss players, coaches, women and important games.

In episode 9 of My Unapologetic Perspective the team discusses The Civil Rights Movement. They discuss the timeline of the fight for civil rights from abolitionist to the March on Washington. We discuss key events, their accomplishments and how we can use it today. We discuss our favorite individuals who played a part in the Civil Rights Movement.

Key Sources:

https://history.house.gov/Exhibitions-and-Publications/BAIC/Historical-Data/Constitutional-Amendments-and-Legislation/

https://www.aarp.org/politics-society/history/info-2018/civil-rights-events-fd.html

On Episode 8 The Podcast discuss the importance of Ancestry. They dive into why people should know their family history and how it will help them identify themselves. They breakdown how things in your everyday life may have been passed down from generation to generation. They also give tips on how to track your history and what you can do today to make sure your descendants know about you.

On Episode 8 The Podcast discuss the importance of Ancestry. They dive into why people should know their family history and how it will help them identify themselves. They breakdown how things in your everyday life may have been passed down from generation to generation. They also give tips on how to track your history and what you can do today to make sure your descendants know about you.

In episode 7, the podcast discusses inequality in the judicial system in regards to race and economic status. They discuss certain cases that has different outcomes when African Americans are involved. They show how jury selection effects African Americans and how studies show the ineffective way judges treat minorities. They break down how minorities are treated harsher in juvenile and family court. They compare cases to show how the system disappoints African Americans, minorities and poor people as whole.

On this episode of My Unapologetic Perspective they discuss The Black Panther Party Of Self Defense. The discuss how and why the organization was formed, the key people in the party, the programs, the principles, the leadership problems,  and the pros/cons of the party. This episode is important because there are good things to take away from what the party did and there are things that we need to avoid moving forward as new organizations are forming in the fight vs inequality.

On this episode of the My Unapologetic Perspective they discuss the history, importance and achievements of black women. The episode champions African American females for their support, leadership, activism, and love while they face the most disrespect of anyone in the world.