This FULL EPISODE focuses on The reopening of schools during the pandemic, the precautions schools are taking to assure the safety of the Teachers, students, staff members and parents. Also, touching basis on the comments both Betsy Devos and Trump made about threatening to withhold federally approved money by Congress from schools if they didn't reopen for kids to physically be present in schools, the pros and cons of virtual learning, possible safety measures and testing for teachers, a waiver that has surfaced in some school districts that deflects all responsibility off of the school board and onto the parents and guardians of the students in the event they contract the virus and possibly die from it, a 15 year old student in south Georgia being suspended for outing the school by posting a picture of a very full hallway of kids transitioning from one class to the next, not socially distancing and not wearing masks, and the CDC's suggestions to reduce class sizes to 15 students or less to help reduce the likelihood of both teachers and students catching the virus.

My panel guest for this episode is Christopher Crater Community Engagement Associate/ Educator & Director of Community Programs for Urban Prep Academies in Chicago, Bernard Grace – high school teacher at Towers High School, & Amia Boykin – Project Manager/ Parent.

This episode's Tshirt, "Blame Society" was bought on Ebay.

Episode 3 focuses on the current state this country is in within regards to dealing with this pandemic, tips on what we ALL should be doing moving forward to help flatten the curve with the number of cases and deaths due to the Coronavirus. My panel guest, Kenya Hester, a clinical nurse specialist at Emory Hospital shared 5 tips what Americans can do to help get a better handle on this virus, shared her perspective on Dr. Birx and Dr. Fauci as it pertains to them being the leading experts with this pandemic, her thoughts on the coronavirus data being given directly to the Trump administration and how politicized this crisis has become under the current lawmakers in this country.

The " don't let your lil president get yo ass whooped" shirt from this week's episode is from Teespring that handles everything from storefront

FULL EPISODE... The focus of this episode is to shed light on the killings of unarmed black people at the hands of Police without accountability as well as how trust can be built between the police & the black community. My Panel guests today are two members of law enforcement: Officer Alex Brandt of Chicago PD & Officer Christopher Nunn of Baltimore PD.  

My Colin Kaepernick T-Shirt from this week's episode is from a black owned business called "Power in Black". BE SURE TO CHECK THEM OUT ON ALL SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS @powerinblacktees on Instagram, @powerinblacktees on Facebook & their website at https://www.powerinblack.com/shop

This episode focuses on mental health in the black community during the pandemic of the Coronavirus and the epidemic of racism in America. My Panel guests are assistant Professors at the University of West Georgia. Dr. Olivia Uwamahoro-Williams PHD/LPC/NCC & Dr. Mary Huffstead PHD/LPC/NCC. FULL EPISODE.

The Intro to the "Speak to the Mic" podcast show.