Tonight's show will be dedicated to the information gathered from the Labor Day union meeting vote and the result of this closed meeting. I will have live interviews from PFT members and maybe a few words from PFT President Jerry Jordan.

The second half of the show will be dedicated to the symposium hosted by Dr. Molefi Asante and the African American Studies Department at Temple University on 08/30/2013:  Travon Martin Revisted with guest speakers Michael Coard, Esq., Pam Africa, and Dr. Tony Montero. It was powerful!!  Will have sound clips and open the phones for discussion.

We will be discussing how our school system mirrors the prison system and more importantly why this is.

What we think is a public educational system in Philadelphia and what it actually is are two different things. We will look at what is passing for education in Philadelphia and why this system is not benefiting our children.

Join me for an in depth interview with Dr. Iya Adjua, President of Afrocentricity International, Philadelphia chapter , an Afrikan centered think tank .Dr. Adjua is one of the foremost scholars in the field of Afrocentricity and the education of our Afrikan youth.

We will cover a multitude of topics pertaining to Afrocentricity, public school education, and racism in the public schools. Join us.

How racist is special education? How are public school systems evaluating Afrikan American children for placement and why are so many Afrikan American children disproportionately placed in these classes? Let's talk about it.

Have we made such a big thing about the dress of young Afrikans that it has put a target, bullseye, or bounty on their heads? Let's talk about it.

Also, the definition of an Afrikan centered education.  It's important and it is necessary.

Why do schools seem to mirror prisons in so many ways, and is it helping or just getting Afrikan children ready for what the system feels is their next stop.

This first episode will explain the need to discuss Afrikans in Philadelphia  and our relationship with the public school system, (and the powers that influence it). This will be unfettered and uncensored and as the show grows and more time is added, more will be discussed.