REVOLT BLACK NEWS

In this episode of "REVOLT BLACK NEWS," Eboni K. Williams and Israel Houghton take a heartfelt look at the Black Church and where it is in this crucial moment of the pandemic. Kelly Price, Lecrae, and Jonathan McReynolds discuss the evolution of Gospel music, and hip hop legend Bun B and Radius Etc from The Love Fridge talk about the current food crisis. Stacy Ike also joins the show to talk Black entertainment.

In this all new episode of "REVOLT BLACK NEWS," host Eboni K Williams takes a special look at the inequity of Black ownership in professional sports as she interviews Master P, who owns the Global Mixed Gender Basketball League. Metta World Peace also visits the show to elaborate on his comments regarding not kneeling as a form of protest. HBCU athlete recruiting is talked about, too. Is it a movement or moment?

In this episode of "REVOLT BLACK NEWS," Eboni K. Williams is joined by Montgomery Mayor Steven Reed to discuss the risks and economic impact of businesses opening up in the Black communities. The alarming mortality rate in Black women during childbirth is also broken down. Last, but not least, the WNBA and NBA season openings are discussed. Other special guests this episode include Gia Peppers, Kazeem “Kaz” Famuyide, Ari Chambers, Latham Thomas, Charles Johnson and Dr. Kendra Segura.

In this episode of "REVOLT BLACK NEWS," Eboni K. Williams and special guest Charlamagne Tha God put the spotlight on mental health by dissecting celebrities' emotional healing in the public eye, and G Herbo helps discuss the Black community’s overall mental state amidst this dire pandemic. Also, Selena Hill interviews Junior Galette about pay discrimination in the NFL, and the Washington Redskins name change and sexual harassment claims. A heartfelt tribute to the life and legacy of John Lewis is featured, as well. Other guests on the show include Danielle Young, Dr. Joy, Yolo Akili Robinson and Darian Hall.

In this episode of "REVOLT BLACK NEWS," Eboni K. Williams talks gun violence at its core and addresses impoverished communities it affects; hip hop’s connection and its response, and the people making necessary changes in the streets to combat it. We also breakdown how COVID-19 is affecting America’s prison system. Special guests of the show include Dr. Steve Perry, Brittany K. Barnett, Chief Patrick Labat, Big U, Courtney English, Lynda Williams and more.

In this episode of "REVOLT BLACK NEWS," Eboni K. Williams breaks down the COVID-19 spikes and the false blame being thrown on Black protestors. With the help of some guests, the host also discusses the alarming Black housing and job crisis, the pros and cons of Black capitalism, and professional sports teams addressing their racist names. Special guests include Akon, Flo Rida, Slim Thug, Dr. Savoy Brummer, M.D; Dr. George Tabi, Dr. Patrice Harris and more.

Minister Louis Farrakhan delivered a worldwide address on Saturday (July 4) at 11 a.m. ET/8 a.m. PT. Titled “The Criterion,” his message will addressed “the current state of affairs in America, the world, the Coronavirus pandemic and other critical subjects.”  

For the last couple of months, Black people have been hitting the streets to protest racism and police brutality following the deaths of George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor, Rayshard Brooks, and many more innocent Black lives who were unjustly taken as a result of law enforcement’s excessive force.  

“This message will not just be for Muslims; it is not just for Christians; it is not just for Jews, it is for every inhabitant of this planet,” the political activist said. “I say to you with deep humility from the 25th Surah of the Qur’an: ‘Blessed is He who sent down the discrimination upon His servant that he might be a warner to the nations.’”

In this episode of "REVOLT BLACK NEWS" titled "Are We Hypocrites?" the conversation of protecting Black women continues with special attention to domestic abuse. From celebrity accusations to the family members’ tragic losses, host Eboni K. Williams dissects the history of domestic abuse in the community with an overdue conversation about the tolerance in hip hop. Special guests include hip hop journalists Sylvia Obell and Lawrence Burney, Big Pun's son Chris Rivers, and Charlene Allen.   Inspired by Sean “Diddy” Combs’ successful “State Of Emergency: The State of Black America & Coronavirus” town hall, “REVOLT BLACK NEWS” is a platform that is designed to report news from the perspective of black people for black people.

In this new episode of "REVOLT BLACK NEWS," host Eboni K. Williams takes a special look at the heart and soul of our community: Black women. From paying respect to the women we’ve lost like Breonna Taylor to spotlighting our leaders; today, tomorrow and forever, we will #SayHerName. Angela Yee joins as a special guest and discusses the backlash from "The Breakfast Club’s" rather recent interview with Russell Simmons. We also speak to Brittany Packnett-Cunningham, Rep. Karen Bass, Kimberly Jones, founder and CEO of The Honey Pot Beatrice Dixon, and more.

From protesting police brutality in the streets and the unjust killings of Black men and women, it’s now time to talk about corporations’ knees on Black people's necks in the workplace. Yes, racism at work -- specifically in Corporate America -- is alive and well, and we're talking about it head on. In this brand new episode of "REVOLT BLACK NEWS," host Eboni K. Williams opens the floodgates on capitalism, the over-expired white decision makers at the top of these companies, the buttoned-up racism hidden behind HR departments across countless industries, and the continued push to both build and buy Black. Special guests include Soledad O’Brien, Omar Johnson, Sharon Chuter and more.