We are thrilled to welcome Professor Manu Ampim back to our classroom. A distinguished African historian and primary researcher, Professor Ampim is renowned for his groundbreaking discovery that the Willie Lynch letter was a fake. In his session, he will delve into the rich histories of Africa’s greatest leaders—kings, queens, and chiefs—revealing insights that will inspire and educate. Before Professor Ampim takes the mic, Pamela Boyce-Simms will share an important preview of an upcoming Prostate Cancer awareness panel that you won’t want to miss.

Additionally, Dr. Ganaka Lagoke from Lincoln University will kick off the morning with a crucial update on the ongoing situation in the Sahel nations, a topic that demands our attention.

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We are thrilled to welcome back Clinical Psychologist Dr. Jerome E. Fox, the acclaimed author of the groundbreaking workbook, *Addicted to White: The Oppressed in League with the Oppressor - A Shame-Based Alliance*. Dr. Fox will offer valuable insights and powerful solutions that you won’t want to miss. Before Dr. Fox takes the mic, Dr. Henry Johnson, a close associate of O.J. Simpson, will provide a compelling perspective on the jury’s decision that acquitted O.J. of double murder charges 30 years ago. This will be a thought-provoking exploration of justice and public perception

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Join us for a powerful session featuring former FBI agent Dr. Tyrone Powers. He will provide insightful analysis on the recent meeting between the nation’s top generals and members of the Trump administration, as well as the critical role of FBI agents and other law enforcement agencies in supporting ICE agents. Before Dr. Powers takes the mic, we’ll hear from scientist and medical doctor Keith Crawford, who will shed light on the alarming reasons why prostate cancer disproportionately impacts Black men. We will also welcome Baltimore activist Kim Poole, who will bring her unique perspective to our discussion.

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Join us as Public Enemy’s Minister of Information, Professor Griff, takes the mic to address a crucial topic: how Black music is being weaponized against the Black community. This is a conversation you won’t want to miss.

Before Griff. The Faith Brothers will also check in. Additionally, Tarence Bailey, a descendant of Frederick Douglass, will share his inspiring efforts to preserve and promote Douglass’s extraordinary legacy.

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Join us this Tuesday morning for an enlightening session featuring a Naturopathic and traditional doctor, Dr. A! Dr. A will be addressing your health challenges, offering a unique holistic perspective alongside insights from a primary care physician. This is an incredible opportunity to gain valuable knowledge and guidance for your well-being. Before Dr. A, we have the privilege of hearing from retired NYPD patrol chief Bill Chapman, who will provide a critical analysis of the city's mayoral race, especially in light of Mayor Eric Adams's recent withdrawal. Before Chief Chapman, Haitian activist Jude Azard will give us an urgent update on the rapidly changing situation on the island, keeping you informed about vital global issues.

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Join us for an essential and eye-opening discussion that you won't want to miss! The founder of the Black Lawyers for Justice, Attorney Malik Shabazz, will take the mic to report on the significant lawsuits he has filed on behalf of Dr. Khalid Muhammad's estate. We will explore critical issues surrounding the unauthorized use of Dr. Khalid's likeness and speeches by various entities. Before Attorney Shabazz shares his insights, Dr. Marsha Adebayo will provide a vital update on the ongoing fight to preserve a historic Black cemetery in Bethesda, Maryland. Additionally, activist Charles Barron will dive into the impactful legacy surrounding Assata Shakur’s death, alongside commentary on New York Mayor Eric Adams's surprising withdrawal from the Mayoral race.

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Get ready for an impactful Thursday morning as Dr. David Horne, a critical thinking expert and reparations advocate, takes over our classroom. Dr. Horne will dive deep into Kamala Harris' book and discuss the Congressional Black Caucus Convention. Before him, media analysts Wayne Gilman and Reggie Thomas will confront the recent Jimmy Kimmel issue head-on. Plus, Pam Africa from the MOVE organization will provide an essential preview of this weekend's Black Rage Against The Machine event in Philadelphia.

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Join us for an inspiring session with renowned clinical psychologist Dr. Joy DeGruy, recognized for her groundbreaking book, "Post Traumatic Slave Syndrome." Dr. DeGruy will guide us through some of the complex issues our community is grappling with today, offering insights that are crucial for understanding and addressing our challenges. Before Dr. DeGruy takes the mic, we’ll hear from Ebony McMorris of American Urban Radio Networks, who will passionately respond to Donald Trump's recent remarks, calling her 'obnoxious' during a White House news briefing. Before her, Dr. Nah Dove, an esteemed Africology professor at Temple University, will delve into the cultural construction of race, providing vital context for our discussions. We are also excited to welcome Dr. Kelechi Egwim, Executive Director of APPEAL, to enrich our dialogue.

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The President and General of the Universal African Peoples Organization will return to our classroom this Tuesday morning! Zaki Baruti will introduce the group’s esteemed Ambassador to The Gambia. Following Zaki, Garveyites Senghor Baye and Baba Imhotep will provide an exclusive preview of this week’s highly anticipated Race First convention in Baltimore. Join us as Washington D.C. activist Rev. Willie Wilson reflects on the powerful legacy of the Million Man March as we celebrate its 30th anniversary, along with the 43rd anniversary of UNIFEST. And that’s not all—Peacekeeper Dyrell Muhammad will also be part of this impactful lineup!

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Futuristic researcher Sadiki Bakari will be back in our classroom this Monday morning, and you won’t want to miss it. Brother Sadiki is our guide through the dynamic world of Artificial Intelligence, shedding light on the fear-based programming that has taken hold of segments of our community. He’ll also delve into media manipulations and their significant effects on the Black community. Before Brother Sadiki takes the mic, we’ll hear from Sinclair Skinner, a dedicated humanitarian and activist from D.C. He’ll present an exciting preview of this week’s cryptocurrency convention and share updates on his impactful “I Love Black People” campaign.

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