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When Dr.Ken Harris thinks he can be interesting to say the least. And while he was on assignment, he was thinking a lot. His mind wandered to think about credit, not that kind. But receiving credit for something you’ve done. Does it bother you when someone takes or receives credit for something you did? Dr.Ken Harris used to believe he needed to receive all the credit do for the work he did personally. He felt it was part of an honor code, do you allow not getting credit to hold you back from performing your best in life or work?

What would you do if you were promised a 40,000 to 118,000 net worth increase tomorrow? Dr.Ken Harris ponders a thought and some answers. Milwaukee wonders why people of color don’t receive the immediate funding that other countries or non-minorities receive. When anyone else needs it, billions are available instantly. Then Dr.Ken and the city talk about and decide which day should be canceled Father’s Day or Juneteenth? Fathers usually get the short end of the stick, but do they need to?

What would you do if you were promised a 40,000 to 118,000 net worth increase tomorrow? Dr.Ken Harris ponders a thought and some answers. Milwaukee wonders why people of color don’t receive the immediate funding that other countries or non-minorities receive. When anyone else needs it, billions are available instantly. Then Dr.Ken and the city talk about and decide which day should be canceled Father’s Day or Juneteenth? Fathers usually get the short end of the stick, but do they need to?

Jason Fields joins truth in the afternoon while Dr.Ken Harris is on assignment, with a deep question... Are we doing enough for our young black men? After all, it is an "All of us" Problem. So, all of us need to come up with a solution. And to ensure they are upstanding kings; we need to be doing more. Jason is also joined by Vaughn McLean, a young black law student, to get his perspective, And his experiences. Plus, Milwaukee gets into this topic too.

Jason Fields joins truth in the afternoon while Dr.Ken Harris is on assignment, with a deep question... Are we doing enough for our young black men? After all, it is an "All of us" Problem. So, all of us need to come up with a solution. And to ensure they are upstanding kings; we need to be doing more. Jason is also joined by Vaughn McLean, a young black law student, to get his perspective, And his experiences. Plus, Milwaukee gets into this topic too.

While Dr. Ken Harris is on assignment, Jason Fields steps in to hold it down and hold Milwaukee down with the tough question of, are we doing enough for our young black men. Milwaukee says no and its part to do with the lost spirituality in our community. When did things change so much? A lot feels like we've lost the rites of passage through where the spirituality stems from. But how do we know if what we're doing is even worth it?

While Dr. Ken Harris is on assignment, Jason Fields steps in to hold it down and hold Milwaukee down with the tough question of, are we doing enough for our young black men. Milwaukee says no and its part to do with the lost spirituality in our community. When did things change so much? A lot feels like we've lost the rites of passage through where the spirituality stems from. But how do we know if what we're doing is even worth it?

Doctor Ken Harris can't help but ask, what are we doing? How could we let the 100th homicide be a young 14-year-old girl? Especially when we know so little about what occurred. It can't get much more unfortunate than that. All in the midst. Of Alderman Russell Stamper's proposal for tougher gun laws for gun owners. But won't that only affect people who obtain their firearms legally? What we need is to answer the questions we don't know the answer to., where did the gun come from? How did this girl get involved, What could we do differently?

Doctor Ken Harris can't help but ask, what are we doing? How could we let the 100th homicide be a young 14-year-old girl? Especially when we know so little about what occurred. It can't get much more unfortunate than that. All in the midst. Of Alderman Russell Stamper's proposal for tougher gun laws for gun owners. But won't that only affect people who obtain their firearms legally? What we need is to answer the questions we don't know the answer to., where did the gun come from? How did this girl get involved, What could we do differently?

Dr.Ken Harris and Mr Reggie Jackson; co-owner of Nurturing Diversity, sit down to talk about a little bit of everything. Economics, advancement, slavery, and the relationship between it all. In light of Juneteenth this Sunday it makes sense. After all it is one of two federal holidays that celebrate being black. Reggie Jackson says that we need to ensure this year's Juneteenth is positive and only positive.