Who’s taking over the District 1 Aldermanic seat now that Ashanti Hamilton is the Director for the Office of Violence Prevention? That’s another Dr.Harris question for the afternoon. Then again are all of the Aldermanic seats even filled for every district? The answer is no, hopefully this seat also doesn’t stay vacant as well. Dr.Ken Harris also continues to talk about his concerns for the Office of Violence Prevention, then takes a moment to ask a loaded question. Is hitting your child with a hanger unreasonable? Yes or No, that’s it. No need to explain just answer. What do you say?

Dr.Ken Harris has been here since this morning so there no telling what could transpire today, it could be unpredictable. Especially when there’s a full line up of guests today. Dr.Ken Harris has some advice for those looking to move. Vershae Ward our newest Truth Marketing Consultant joins Dr.Ken Harris to discuss some of their fears, Milwaukee’s fears and more. Bridges are a new fear for Dr.Ken Harris, especially after a man in Milwaukee falls to his death at one of the bridges that spans the river in the city.

Dr. Ken Harris is joined by CEO of the Mahon fund a fund which was created by Mary Lou and Arthur Mahone to ensure the growth of our young generation is met with open arms in full embrace. They refuse to leave anyone out and often have success stories come back to the organization to share their story And encourage the next ones up. It’s a family that walks with you through the whole journey. To see so many people connecting together to thrive through the frustration is beautiful because failure isn’t an option. They also speak about the Harbor Park jazz rhythm and blues festival On Kenosha’s lakefront this Saturday, August 20th.

Dr.Ken Harris has returned renewed; he’s got a new show intro and everything. With so much new it’s only right that there’s a lot of new things to talk about. Dr.Ken Harris took a step back and observed the city over the last 11 days, his conclusion is that the black community need ls a reset. We have so many preconceived notions, yet we aren’t receiving what’s needed or what we have worked for. Dr.Ken Harris also talks about the naming of Ashanti Hamilton to the Director of Violence Prevention for the city with the question maintaining, what’s the plan? We should reset the preset and start fresh. Shouldn’t the power, prestige, and privilege reside within our community?

There seems to have been a shift that occurred in the 1960’s according to Dr.Ken Harris. In 1968, and not Vietnam. For Dr.Ken Harris and others it was living in Chicago and experiencing the racial conflicts that plagued the city at that time. Redlining wasn’t only for real estate, it also played a part in insurance, economics, job opportunity, food, clothing, etc… So much so that we started to inculcate certain ideals to fit the mold. As much as the city has changed over the years some things still need to be adapted. Not to put a spin on them but to right the wrongs done over time. We can’t accept the idea that we are just a monolith of a city.

Do we have Black empowerment? If not, how do we get it?

Judge Everett Mitchell, a candidate for Supreme Cort, joins Jason Fields to discuss politics, community impact, and more.

Men are apparently lonelier than women according to a national study that was done. But why are men lonelier than before? It sounds depressive. Do you think our generation is so hyper focused on being happy that it’s actually making people sad? Now a days anything can offend anyone at any time. Most people feel threatened and create drama from the most minuscule of scenarios. What can we do to deal with that compounded stress so that we don’t keep taking frustrations out on one another.

There’s a new show from ConnectMKE Conversations on race show that airs on My24 and CW18 and Denise joins Truth in the Afternoon to share what it’s about and more. She’s also connected with nonprofit programs geared towards ensuring the young professionals and youth talents in our community are connected with likeminded individuals who can relate to one another and form groups without having to worry about being the only person that looks like them at the table. It creates a real community for real success.

Dr.Ken Harris’ assignment continues, so Jason Fields rejoins Truth in the Afternoon with a few topics. One of them is the breakdown of his walk-through life and his achievements not only as a pastor and reverend but as both a successful prosecution and defense attorney. Another topic is the intersectionality between the church and the government. When and where do faith and politics cross. Religion can be conservative but so can politics. When do we decide which, we pay attention to more. Also, what’s is going on with our youth and our recruitment or lack thereof to bring them into the church? Jason hears from David Hart and Milwaukee.