Join host, Push as he welcomes Award winning Curator, Sherrod Gresham on The Gist of Freedom. Sherrod has one of the most exquisite and pristine Currency, Quilts and Stamp collections. He has held exhibits in Museums across the country. Mr. Gresham delivers a invaluable lecture on the history of our first five black U.S. treasurers; Blanche Bruce, William Vernon, Judson Lyons and james Napier. Visit Mr. Sherod Gresham at WWW.Greshamcoins.com. You can also watch the video at the bottom on this page. learn more about the history of money in general, the transition from gold and silver coins to paper money.

Million Man March Movie celebrates 15th Anniversary of the Historical Day of Atonement. Director and Filmmaker, Glenn Towery joins R.Lee Gordon. Listen to passionate and prophetic speeches by Reverend Jessie Jackson, Stevie Wonder and Maya Angelou.

For more Information about the film, Long Live the Spirit of the Million Man March visit www.Millions13.com or IndieFlix.com

Join "Push" as he welcomes, South Carolina's Bookstore Owner, Mrs. Marie Steadman. "Read True Eyewitness Accounts in "the rare old slavery books. "Those who make history... Know their History!!!" LGE

:http://www.daysofslavery.com/

Peterboro, Historic abolitionist, Civil Rights, Multi-racial Town!

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Join Historic Peterboro's Emancipation Day Celebration Organizer, James Corpin

Gather the youth, and listen to Mr. Hamza Salifu, who is usually referred to as the Encyclopedia Africana. He was the host of "The Best of Little Known Black History Facts" - a show hosted on Radio Universe (Ghana) , and has interviewed most of the inventors featured on this site and inventors displayed in the International Black Inventions Museum (a travelling museum). Mr. Salifu will discuss Black inventors of the past and present, such as Dr. Patricia Bath, M.D., the inventor of the cataract Laserphacoprobe, which is the medical instrument to remove cataracts from the eye and Granville T. Woods (b. 1856) inventor of the synchronous multiplex railway telegraph, a device which enable moving trains to communicate with one another, helping to avoid possible accidents. To learn more about the museum, visit www.IBIMinc.COM and view the YouTube video posted on the bottom of this page!

Taylor Bass has produced public relations campaigns for the music industry’s “best kept” secrets. From Jill Scott’s debut album, “Who Is Jill Scott? to D’Angelo’s “Brown Sugar,” and cultivated them into household names while engaging the urban landscape for media coverage. Her press connections are extensive from magazines such as Essence, Uptown to Esquire, and, television bookings from The Oprah Show, BET-106 & Park to The View. She understands the lifestyle space while not compromising talent to deliver A-list public relations and sponsorship. In addition, she has worked with NBA talents - Ray Allen and Chris Webber to solidify their “good guy image” in the sports arena.

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Join Host R. Lee Gordon as he talks with Ken McDaniel~

"Lawyers for Kenneth McDaniel – the council candidate whose Election Night victory was overturned — are expected in court for a hearing July 13. State investigators questioned Passaic County Democratic Chairman John Currie this week about the 49 uncounted votes that were discovered 21 days after the city's municipal election reversed the election's results."

Quote~ The Record Newspaper Meredith Mandel June 25, 2010

Boxing Legend Joe Gans ~ Activist Kevin Grace!!! Joe Gans was the first black American boxing champion(1902-1908) Won and fought a 42 round bout to retain his title in 1906. Owned the Goldfield Hotel (Colvin & E. Lexington St) Baltimore, Maryland where he gave Eubie Blake his start as a piano player in 1907.For info on the book or Joe Gans events visit WWW. Joe Gans.com.

EVERYTHING HAPPENS TODAY, opens in the purgatory of the main character's young life. He has been shipped from the Far East in a full body cast, a USAF "casualty" with no war to blame it on. The time in the end of the 1950's when American is in a pivotal time of its existence, and this "patient" is a victim of this turmoil and himself. Reviewed by THOMAS R. FICKLIN :

ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Richard Fewell, Playwright and poet wrote the plays: Skyy Piece, The Voice of Bones, Ghosts with Insomnia, and Secrets were developed at Prometheus' Fire Theatre (Ray Aranha, Founder/Director)wrote reviews of plays at New Haven's Long Wharf Theatre, and Yale Repertory for Inner City Newspapers. He is a graduate of the University of Bridgeport where he earned a BA (Magna Cum Laude) and MA (Summa Cum Laude), and was presented with a Distinguished Alumni Award in 2002.

In Our last effort to help The National Abolition Hall of Fame Museum win a Pepsi grant we are rebroadcasting an awesome interview with one of the Museum's supporters, Jean Libby. We hope your support will help the Museum make a run for number 1! They are currently ranked 63 out of 1135. We have till' June 31st!!

Get Your Notebook Ready! Listen to Jean Libby lecture on the militant abolitionist,John Brown and his raid on Harpers Ferry. Mrs. Libby also dicusses in depth several other historic events which led to the Civil War.

John Brown's Cohorts, John Copeland along with 17 other men from various races. Their organization was known to counteract the slavers' militia. Their mission t