On today's episode:

We've all heard of the horrible family separations at the borders and have seen the images of innocent children in tears. With border control being a long time issue, is the right way to handle this situation? What happened to loving other people and allowing them to have the same opportunities as we do? America, what are we doing?

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On today's episode:

I want everyone to check out a new podcast show, Positive Vibes Podcast, that I created where I will talk about all things positive! Check out the info in this podcast to find out how to tune in.

Link: https://www.spreaker.com/show/positive-vibes-podcast

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On today's episode:

Many have heard about the tweets made by Roseanne Barr that many considered offensive and racist towards former Obama aid Valerie Jarrett. After an apology from Barr, her revamped show "Roseanne" was cancelled by the network ABC.

After this fallout, do we easily blame Trump, Ambien, aliens from outer space or is this a heart issue that Barr must deal with herself?

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On today's episode: Let us take time to remember and honor all the brave men and women who gave the ultimate sacrifice for the many freedoms we have. Thank you!

On today's episode:

Many have spoken out against the disheartening statement made by rapper Kanye West on slavery. Although we are allowed free speech, what we say does matter to those who may follow.

How does what Kanye West stated affects his followers and supporters? Tune in to find out.

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On today's episode:

After two young black men were arrested at a Philadelphia Starbucks while waiting on a friend, the CEO of Starbucks has decided to close more than 8,000 stores on May 29th to focus on anti-discrimination training. Although training employees is a good gesture, is it enough to change the "real" issue behind this incident?

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On today's episode:

Today, I take the time to remember Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., who was assassinated on April 4th, 1968, and Dr. Maya Angelou who have turned 90 on April 4th, 2018.

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On today's episode:

Stephon Clark was a 22 year old unarmed black man who was killed after being pursued by police for allegedly breaking vehicle windows. Since this shooting death, many have taken to the streets to protest.

I now wonder, with no solutions to these type situations, what is the world coming to? What happened to love, compassion, understanding or common sense? Do any lives really matter anymore?

These are questions that I am sure I won't get an answer to, but still dare to ask.

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On today's episode:

The assassination of Brazilian Councilwoman Marielle Franco has shocked many across the world. Brazilians took to the street in protest for several days. With her assassination drawing world-wide scrutiny, will this be enough to make the changes that Marielle was fighting for?

Lets pray that it does.

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On today's episode:

Gun violence has hit home here in Alabama, as a school shooting led to one student being injured and another student being fatally shot. It's one thing to hear about school shootings in other states, but when it hits home, it makes the topic of gun control/reform all the more serious.

When will real change come? How many more children have to die before a change is made?

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