On this show, we discuss the North Carolina Task Force for Racial Equity in Criminal Justice with the Task Force co-chairs NC Supreme Court Justice Anita Earls and NC Attorney General Josh Stein.

On this show, we have an in-depth discussion with Ms. Bertha Todd, a long-time Wilmington teacher, and community activist, that explains the impact of the 1898 Wilmington Race Massacre and the Wilmington Ten case on the growth and development of that community.

On this show, we talk about natural and cultural hair discrimination and the effort to enact the CROWN Act, which would make it unlawful for employers and schools to ban natural and protective hairstyles people of African descent commonly wear.

On this show, we discuss the recently concluded confirmation hearing for Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson who is a nominee for appointment to the United States Supreme Court.

On this show, we talk with Michele Delgado, staff attorney for the ACLU of N.C., about the recent settlement of a class-action lawsuit against the state of North Carolina that will allow thousands of NC drivers an opportunity to seek restoration of their suspended licenses.

As part of our Women’s History month recognition, we talk with the first African American woman to serve on the NC Supreme Court – The Honorable Patricia Timmons-Goodson

As part of our Women’s History month recognition, we talk with Dr. Alma Adams, U.S. Congressional Representative for the North Carolina 12th Congressional District.

On this show, we discuss the amazing life and legacy of The Rev. Dr. Pauli Murray with Attorney Frachele Scott who is the Managing Director of The Pauli Murray Center for History and Social Justice located in Durham, NC.

On this show, we hear from Congressman GK Butterfield on the history of Black politics in NC and the legacy of George H. White.

On this show, we discuss the origin, accomplishments, and continuing impact of the 1972 National Black Political Convention with Dr. Ronald Daniels.