Dr. Ken discusses what it's like to be the first black person do to or achieve something. Also, the decisions of young children who are getting gender reaffirming surgeries without their parents' consent.

Dr. Ken discusses old politicians who are still running for office after Nancy Pelosi announced she would be running for reelection in 2024.

Dr. Ken's Top Five at 5 p.m.

- A UW-Madison student was raped by a UW-Milwaukee student. The victim was found brutally attacked and beaten and a cash bond has been for one-million dollars.

- MIAD was temporarily locked down due to an individual crisis that lasted for less than 30 mins.

- Two people were found dead in a shooting near Juneau. MPD is investigating.

- Observation polling

- A company is moving their headquarters to Milwaukee.

Dr. Ken had a conversation about generations, and it sounds like the younger generations no longer need or want the baby boomers. He also addresses that sometimes white people stand in our way when different communities and black communities attempt to create space for their own.

Dr. Ken talks about the repairs in the city and the lack of care from city planners and officials. He also breaks down how to accomplish change but not through political parties.

DE&I initiatives are diminishing and now the only people in the conversation are not diverse. Dr. Ken breaks down why this is an issue when only white men and women are in a room discussing the matters on diverse individuals. He also contemplates if DE&I at the corporate level actually works.

Jaquelyn Rice joins Dr. Ken to talk about her work with "Links" an international organization that focuses on connecting and growing black relationships and heritage. She also discusses their upcoming annual denim and diamonds fundraiser.

Dr. Ken discusses the new covid vaccine shot he wants to implement as covid cases sore once again. He encourages researching and recounts what happened when the vaccines were first released.

Dr. Ken continues the conversation about covid. He also discusses MPS as they start the new school year and half day due to heat.

Dr. Ken top five at 5 p.m.

- A single vehicle crash results in the death of two women in Sheboygan.

- Gov. Tony Evers is defending not have a policy in place for office romantic relationships.

- Broadway Street is now shut down as they are working on a water main break that occurred last week.

- Waukesha School District is facing some hardships as the school year starts with a bus driver shortage and nine bus routes are without drivers.

- MPS has a half day for all schools due to excessive heat on the first day of the school year.

What will the rest of the year be like for you? Dr. Ken talks positive affirmations and setting your mindset to finish the last trimester of the year. He later discusses young black entrepreneurship.