Today we are going to discuss a true American story about the Six Triple Eight Central Postal Battalion serving during World War 2, an all-Black and all female battalion. This is just when you thought you knew everything thing there was to know about WW2. The riveting film 6888 is now showing on Netflex starring Kerry Washington and Ebony Obsidian was written and directed by Tyler Perry. I have the pleasure of having two of the films producers that shepherded this project, Carlota Espinosa and Keri Selig. I would like to start with you both introducing yourselves and a sharing a little about yourself, then we will jump right in from the beginning, starting with you Carlota then Keri.

Project 2025 Exposed!  w/ Attorney Christopher Bruce

Can Identify Theft Happen To You?  with Ashley Wardlow

SEX TRAFFICKING vs PIMPING: Guest: Private Detective Brad Perkins

Part 1: SEX Trafficking vs Pimping in the Black Community: Who is looking out for these girls? w/ Investigator Chandra Cleveland

In an unmissable episode of "The Carol Powell Lexing Show," the renowned civil rights attorney Carol Powell Lexing sits down with the formidable Omarosa Manigault Newman for an interview that promises to be as enlightening as it is provocative. Titled "Omarosa: No Holding Back," this conversation ventures deep into the heart of contemporary political dynamics, personal resilience, and the ongoing struggle for justice and equality in America.
Carol Powell Lexing, with her storied career in fighting for civil rights, brings a sharp legal mind and a deep sense of moral urgency to the table. Known for her tenacity and commitment to truth, Carol expertly navigates the complexities of Omarosa's experiences, both within and outside the White House, to shed light on the intricacies of power, race, and gender in the corridors of American governance.

Omarosa, never one to shy away from controversy, opens up about her journey with an unvarnished honesty that is as rare as it is compelling. From her high-profile tenure in the Trump administration to her outspoken critiques of the political establishment, Omarosa offers insights that are at once personal and political, challenging listeners to look beyond the headlines and consider the deeper implications of her experiences.

This episode is not just an interview; it's a masterclass in speaking truth to power. As Carol and Omarosa explore issues ranging from systemic racism to the personal cost of political engagement, listeners are invited to reflect on the state of civil rights in America, the role of women in shaping political discourse, and the courage it takes to stand up for one's beliefs in an increasingly divided world.

"The Carol Powell Lexing Show" has always been a platform for crucial conversations and groundbreaking insights, and "Omarosa: No Holding Back" raises the bar even higher. Whether you're a political aficionado, a civil rights advocate, or simply someone who appreciates candid, thought-provoking dialogue, this episode is an essential listen that will leave you informed, inspired, and ready to engage with the world in new and meaningful ways.

WORKPLACE BULLYING: are you the victim or the BULLY?

Donyale Luna & Danielle Metz: Truth through Director Nailah Jefferson's Eyes

Today we are discussing the rights of citizens to film police behavior. I have a very special guest joining the conversation, Civil Rights Attorney at Beldock Levine & Hoffman, Keegan Stephan.

African-American History IS American History with Kathe Hambrick