In this episode, you'll hear from authors Robin D'Angelo (White Fragility - Why It's So Hard For Whites To Talk About Racism), Reni Eddo - Lodge (Why I'm No Longer Talking To White People About Race) and Emmanuel Acho (Uncomfortable Conversations With A Black Man). You'll also learn why more Black people are no longer talking to White people about racism.

This is the conclusion of my Afro -futuristic sci-fi story, "The Baraagua". The confrontation begins as all is revealed. How will "The Administration" deal with the fallout and we'll talk about the national push to extend Black History Month through what's being called "Melanin March" and why?

Episode 78 of my podcast, GunnShots Street From The Hip - "The Awakening" (part 2)

An Afro - Futuristic short story I wrote that tells the tale of a brilliant young geneticist who, with the help of some of the most brilliant minds in Africa, the young children of the Motherland, develops a plan to free Black people in America from Jim Crow 2.0.
The story is set in a dystopian future where "The Administration" has brought back slavery and much worse.

The Doctor and his team hatch a plan to deliver freedom with help from the source of all life itself. "Lucy".

This episode begins a multipart series as I present an Afro - Futuristic Sci - Fi story I wrote a few years ago. I was inspired to finally share it after getting the results from an ancestral DNA test. My roots run deeper in the continent of Africa than I even realized. Ironically, this story is a journey of self - discovery and the biological connection our protagonist has with the rest of the world.. Copyright 2017 - 2021. Mark Gunn Media Inc.

In this episode, in light of Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio Cortez sharing her story of the January 6th Domestic Terrorist attack on the US Capitol, we take a look at the potential mental health issues that she and other victims will have to deal with and we'll also look at America's longest untreated mental health issue, Post Traumatic Slavery Syndrome.

For all of the history Black people have made as of late, for every two steps forward, we take four steps back.

Here's my take on this week's history making inauguration and the challenges being faced by the new Biden/Harris Administration.

This is a follow up to last week's domestic terrorist attack. An update on arrests and the consequences of a country failing to heed the warnings Black America has been giving it for years!

Democrats gain control of the Senate. Congress goes through its tradition of certifying the Electoral College votes and Donald Trump continues his delusion of having not lost the election. Just when you think America is getting back to some sense of normal human decency, Trump supporters have to commit an act of domestic terrorism and treason.

Here's a look back at perhaps one of the worst years in our lifetime.