The coronavirus continues to infect people in New York City and across the nation. People are being told to limit their time going out to help slow down the spread.

Civil rights icon Rev. Jesse Jackson speaks with us about several topics inlcuding the presidential election, his upcoming economic summit and his latest book.

Interim Director of the Center for Law and Social Justice at Medgar Evers College Laurie Daniel Favors, Esq. talks with us about the importance of Black participation in the 2020 U.S. Census.

Higher education specialist Dr. R Wayne Woodson is the great grand nephew of Black History Month founder Carter G. Woodson. On this week's episode, he discusses his work with HBCUs and the legacy of his great uncle.

Award-winning journalist and author Herb Boyd discusses several issues in the news.

A newspaper editor for more than four decades, Wanda Lloyd is the author of the memoir "Coming Full Circle: From Jim Crow to Journalism." During her career she worked at seven daily newspapers including the Washington Post, USA Today, the Miami Herald and others.

Miss Black New York USA, Shannon Nia Alomar, talks with AmNews writer Vanessa Love about representing the Empire State, her platform and how she's helping youth.

Activist Tamika Mallory sits down with AmNews writers Fikiswa Tsabedze and Chinedu Onyemaobi.

In the aftermath of two shootings in Brooklyn over the Memorial Day weekend, anti-violence advoate A.T. Mitchell talks about the movement to stop the violence.

Award-winning journalist and author Herb Boyd discusses several issues in the news.