Reparations TV

A.D. & Salamahn welcome Terrill McKnight, LGPC to talk about the state of the collective Black Mental Health in America.

A.D. & Salamahn continue their conversation with former Baltimore Police Officer Mat Harper. Do we need to defund the police? How can we improve the relationship between Police & the citizens they’ve sworn to protect?

A.D. & Salamahn welcome Mat Harper, a former 10 year veteran of Baltimore City Police Department to discuss the recent uptick in high profile police brutality cases. Can policing operate at a more efficient & humane level as a whole, especially in interactions with black people in America? Does officer Kim Potter deserve a greater charge than 2nd Degree Manslaughter in the murder of 20 year old Daunte Wright?

A.D. & Salamahn discuss the recent passage of so-called Reparations in the town of Evanston, Illinois. Are these “Reparations” sufficient for the years of discrimination & violence endured by the black citizens of Evanston? Will the United States Government EVER hold itself responsible & pay Reparations for the hundreds of years of sanctioned, unmitigated violence & racism it has inflicted on descendants of African slaves in America?

A.D. & Salamahn discuss the ongoing murder trial of former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin, the man charged with the May 25th 2020 murder of George Floyd. What does justice look like in this case? Can we as black people - or people in general - expect for justice to be served?

A.D. & Salamahn welcome their good friend Nate - a white ally/accomplice in the struggle for Reparations & equality for black people in America. What can white people do to help us achieve the equity we deserve in this country?

A.D. & Salamahn discuss the 1.9 Trillion Dollar Stimulus Package passed by Congress after being proposed by President Joe Biden. Is the money enough to help the average American? How does this stimulus impact us as blacks in this country?

A.D. & Salamahn discuss the State of Black America. Are black people responsible for their own conditions? Are we where we need to be as a people?

A.D. & Salamahn discuss the origins of Black History Month & its significance for Black Americans & Americans as a whole. Is Black History Month still necessary?

A.D. & Salamahn discuss the definition of Reparations - the dictionary version & also their own in detail.