REVOLT BLACK NEWS

In this episode of REVOLT BLACK NEWS, Eboni K Williams dives into the Haitian immigration and deportation issues at the Texas border with Melky Jean and France Francois. REVOLT BLACK NEWS kicks-off its mayoral race series in ATL with Sandy Springs mayoral candidate, Dontaye Carter. Mandii B, Jason Carter, and Sibley Scoles discuss all things entertainment with updates in the case of R. Kelly, a Kobe Bryant-designed watch up for auction for $10 Million, Jeezy and Jeannie Mai announce their first child, and Usain Bolt speaks on Sha’Carri Richardson. A special STEM spotlight with former NASA Engineer Dajae Williams, while Rochelle Ritchie moderates a  conversation with Baxter Clewis Consulting founder, Boyd Clewis and Caleb Anderson, a 13-year-old Freshman at Georgia Tech majoring in Aerospace Engineering. Christina Granville interviews Jasmine Crowe the CEO of Goodr Grocery Store and Principal John Madden, whose 900 students & families it will serve in College Park, GA.

In this episode of REVOLT BLACK NEWS, Eboni K Williams along with attorneys Walter Mosley and Bernarda Villalona examine the fourth week in the people’s case against Robert Sylvester Kelly. The panel breaks down the prosecutorial strategy and what they learned from R. Kelly’s 2008 acquittal.

In this episode of REVOLT BLACK NEWS, Eboni interviews Congresswoman Barbara Lee, the sole member of Congress to vote against the Afghanistan War. The two breakdown what’s transpired over the past 20 years, the current stakes today, and where does the United States go from here. Dr. Bernard Ashby & Dr. Thomas Oden tackle the narratives that Black men are not getting vaccinated, the historical hesitancies, and what viewers should know when it comes to fear vs. facts. Rochelle Ritchie interviews White House Principal Deputy Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre about the United States providing aid to Haiti. And, Shamea Morton and Swaggy Sie celebrate all of this week’s Black Excellence in Entertainment.

In this episode of REVOLT BLACK NEWS, Eboni K. Williams interviews Haitian-American Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick who is running for Congress about the recent earthquake in Haiti, its devastating death toll and what resources viewers must know so we can all lend a hand. Singer/songwriter Stacy Barthe joins as well for a heartfelt word on Haiti. Deputy Secretary of the Treasury, Wally Adeyemo discusses infrastructure, the child tax credit, and emergency rental assistance. Rodney Rikai interviews Dr. Steve Perry, Head of Schools for Capital Preparatory Schools and Behavior Specialist from Broward County, FL about kids heading back for in-person learning as it relates to mask mandates and vaccinations. And, Bexx Francois and Jameer Pond celebrate all of this week’s Black Excellence in Entertainment.

In this episode of REVOLT BLACK NEWS, Eboni K Williams and familiar faces of the show Rochelle Ritchie & Dustin Ross discuss the recent vaccine mandate in New York as it relates to safety of the whole, one’s rights and communal comfortability. Kaz and Rodney Rikai break down all the Olympic Gold from the final week in Tokyo. Blue Telusma and Angie Nwandu celebrate all the latest Black Excellence in Entertainment. Author & Celebrity Financial Coach, Dr. Lynn Richardson gives all the facts in Black Home Ownership and how more folks in our community can get equipped in knowing our rights & what questions to ask when looking to buy that first home.

In this episode of REVOLT BLACK NEWS, the blocks are hot across inner cities around the country. Eboni K Williams interviews Atlanta Councilman Antonio Brown about the rising crime rate in ATL, while Rodney Rikai & Reecie Colbert examine the stats in D.C and whether safety is improving. Bri Harmon & Shamea Morton celebrate all of this week’s Black Excellence in Entertainment. And Rochelle Ritchie moderates a special innovation & technology discussion with entrepreneur & inventor Freddie Figgers!

In this episode of REVOLT BLACK NEWS, host Eboni K. Williams interviews Nina Turner who’s running in Ohio’s 11th congressional district special election. Brandon Truttling & Dr. Chris T. Pernell discuss the rising numbers in COVID-19 cases, the state of vaccines and what we can do to stop the spread. Host of the Straight Shot No Chaser podcast Tezlyn Figaro & Political Analyst Shermichael Singleton break down the most recent political headlines out of Washington and how they’re impacting Black America. And Danielle Young joins for this week’s Black Excellence in Entertainment.

In this episode of REVOLT BLACK NEWS, host Eboni K. Williams talks with British comedian London Hughes about her racial experiences abroad. The crises in South Africa, Haiti, and Cuba are expounded on. Mandii B moderates a conversation with Phoenix Mercury Assistant Coach and Sports Journalist Ari Chambers about all things WNBA during their 25th season! Rochelle Ritchie interviews Blxst for a special artist spotlight. And DJ Damage & Bexx Francois celebrate all of this week’s Black Excellence in Entertainment.

In this new episode of "REVOLT BLACK NEWS," host Eboni K Williams breaks down the 2021 Summer Tokyo Olympics with Black Olympian guests Sanya Richards-Ross, Maritza McClendon and Nzingha Prescod. Kaz and ESPN personality Jalen Rosen discuss all things sports like the NBA Finals, USA Women’s Basketball, and new NCAA compensation rule for endorsement deals. Legendary Bad Boy rapper turned Belizean politician Shyne also stops by to share his plans for the betterment of the political landscape in his country of Belize. Lastly, Jason Carter and Mandii B celebrate all of this week’s Black Excellence in Entertainment.

In this special episode of REVOLT BLACK NEWS, guest host Rochelle Ritchie discusses Juneteenth, it’s historical significance and the bill in the Senate unanimously passed for it to become a federal holiday. Also, we take a special look at Saturday’s Juneteenth Episode of “Revolt Black News” from The Gathering Spot In Atlanta. In another edition of REVOLT’s “Stand Up For” series, Gia Peppers interviews Killer Mike at The Swag Shop in Atlanta about the impact of Black banking and his work in co-founding ‘Greenwood’ - a financial institution for Black & Brown communities.