This episode dives into the complex issue of racial equality and inequality within the United States. The discussion explores the historical context of racial disparities among the black community, along with persistent frustrations due to perceived inequalities in allocating resources. It underscores the necessity for change while acknowledging the struggle for fairness and equity within the framework of America's racial dynamics. 

In a city teeming with opinions on the influx of Venezuelans, one voice stood out, leaving an indelible mark on my soul. Elizabeth, a hard-working immigrant herself, spoke with passion about the entitlement she witnessed among some newcomers. Her words sparked a profound internal debate on resource allocation and the American Dream.  

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It's time to dig deeper, to uncover the untold narratives that shaped the music industry. Join us as we peel back the layers and gain profound insights into Lloyd Price's extraordinary life and the groundbreaking impact he had as a black artist. 

My special guests are Saint Aubyn and Shelton Becton.

Saint Aubyn is an artist who has an extraordinary talent for transforming into character on stage. He offers an eclectic mix of singing, dancing, and acting that leaves you impressed and in awe. Currently, he stars in Personality: The Lloyd Price Musical, where he impeccably portrays legendary musician, Lloyd Price. Having a strong knack for music and entertainment, Saint effortlessly steps into this role, bringing the late music pioneer's story to life. 

Meet Shelton Becton, the man behind the brilliant music of “Personality: The Lloyd Price Musical”. These days he’s hard at work as the musical supervisor, lending his exceptional talents and extensive experience to the production. With a rich career working alongside icons like Judy Collins, Phylicia Rashad, Patti Austin, and Celine Dion, his musical genius is undisputed. 

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If you're feeling frustrated and discouraged in your social justice advocacy efforts, despite your hard work and dedication, then you are not alone! Despite our best intentions, sometimes our actions aren't producing the desired results. It's easy to feel overwhelmed and hopeless in the face of systemic injustice, but there are always new perspectives and approaches to explore. One such perspective can be found in the career of Santita Jackson, whose multifaceted career has demonstrated the power of combining social activism and music. By exploring the intersection of these two fields, we can find new ways to engage with and address social issues.

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Rev. Dr. Otis Moss III's inspiring journey of faith and justice was marked by powerful moments of transformation - from advocating for a young woman facing expulsion to dancing with his daughter in the darkness. But despite the adversity, he found a way to use his filmmaking background to bring joy and resilience to his church in the midst of the pandemic - uncovering an unexpected twist to his powerful story.

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Rev. Otis Moss III is a passionate advocate for Black moral genius and its impact on transformative change in America. As a devoted father, pastor, and author, he has made it his life's mission to uplift and empower his community. Growing up in a family deeply committed to civil rights and social justice, Rev. Moss has embraced and continued this legacy through his work as a pastor and his thought-provoking book, "Dancing in the Darkness." In the face of adversity, he has remained steadfast in his commitment to fostering positive change, making him an inspiration to many.

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In this episode, we talk with author Pepper Miller about her new book, "Let Me Explain Black Again," as well as the importance of understanding Black culture and perspectives. We investigate racial erasure and how it affects Black people and society as a whole. We hope that our discussion will shed light on the need for greater awareness and appreciation of diverse cultures and perspectives.

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Attorney April Preyar embarks on a mission to uncover the devastating consequences of hair relaxers on black women, fighting a powerful and toxic industry to seek justice and compensation for the thousands of women whose health has been irreparably harmed.

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Join us to learn the powerful story of how a band of brothers, formed in community, fought for economic equity and racial harmony in the civil rights movement.

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Abu Ali is a financier and investor who has been empowering people to make money work for them since his teenage years. He is an annuity specialist and helps people of all ages to understand the stock market and how to make wise investments.

"Invest in your future: start today and let your money work for you!"

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The internet has not only enabled Black people to come together, but it has also brought love over 50 within reach. For many of us, the ‘traditional’ dating route is a minefield of discomfort and frustration. The enforced social niceties and the ever-present repudiation of sexual desire make for an awkward ride and by following some of the suggestions of our guests Cheryl & AL Grace you can be yourself from the start and find something that works for you.

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Carlissa V. Pierre, Brandi Shantele, and Danielle McConnell dig deep to debunk the myth of beauty standards in America for women, challenging perceptions of body positivity and health for plus-size bodies with grace and grit in "The Lizzo Effect".

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