We talk to Ms Hill about the impact of having 4 African Americans run for the Office of Mayor in a city with dismally low voter turnout amongst all districts and races. She candidly expressed her thoughts and gave specifics about what we should be done with the American Rescue Plan money.  She has an extensive Political background and gives insight into what the future would look like with it's first Black / African American Mayor in a predominantly White City ! Listen, Like, comment and Share. 

We sat down to talk with Ms. Brenda Tate, who is Chairperson for Allegheny County Black Caucus a retired Police Department Detective and facilitates an 8-week Political Leadership Workshop. Listen to what she told us about the ability for incarcerated folks, folks in drug/alcohol treatment to register and to vote. 

Today we spoke with Mario Browne about the new Renaissance for Black and Browne people now known as DE & I. Another brilliant stab at equalizing the playing field in employment.  Listen in as he speaks with us about how it all shapes up and what to look for in your employee handbook, work environment and culture. 

Carlos Thomas is a young African American Male, vying for a position on the Pittsburgh Public School Board.  His platform/contribution will be to add healthy food meals to the districts lunch menu.  He believes our ability to focus and concentrate is directly tied to the foods we ingest for fuel and energy.  Listen in to our Social Media Conversation with Carlos.

4 women, 2 African Americans and 2 Caucasians chop it up about voting mores, and what each has come to learn and understand about the political process. 

Tune in as County Council woman Liv Bennett explains her role in County Council, the committees that she chairs, the legislation that she penned, and what's next for her in her role. 

Dr. Carletta Williams shares information that black and brown people need to know.  She dispels the myth that there is a tracker in the vaccine, that the vaccine is unsafe and changes your hormones, among other things that scare black and brown people away from the vaccine. 

We sat down with Turahn Jenkins to find out what's been happening with him since 2018 when he ran against the long seated Stephen Zappala the county's district attorney.  Tune in to hear him talk about what it was like to run for political office, and what he learned as a result of running, and how it positioned him for what he's doing now.  This is a must hear conversation, inspiring and fun. It was a pleasure to talk with him......listen in .

We spoke today with Maria Searcy who is a child and parent engagement advocate.  The information she shared with us is life changing for you and your children.  I wished I'd have had this information when I was in school 50 years ago, and when my children were in school 35 years ago ! Nevertheless, it is here now and I hope everyone gets a chance to listen to it.  If you're listening to it, please share it with your family members, we must get the information out ! 

We are the change we want to see ! #4blacknbrown2 

I am Kimberly Harriel and after reading/experiencing the 2018 Gender Equity Commission Report, I instinctively knew I needed to participate in our change ! This is my contribution to fighting the inequities that beset us these hundreds of years later ! 

America we MUST do better.