Tennessee is the latest state to ban schools from teaching critical race theory, limiting conversations about institutional racism, white privilege and bias. Dr. Kaye and callers discuss why they believe this ban will make it harder to discuss African American history in classrooms.

Conversation with Dr. Sharon Wright Austin, professor of political science at University of Florida and Denise Clay-Murray, reporter and columnist with the Philadelphia Sunday Sun.

Dr. Kaye and callers share stories and experiences they believe are examples of racial prejudice and discrimination.

(WEAA) — At a CNN town hall in Baltimore, President Joe Biden addressed several issues including infrastructure, spending proposals, COVID and his Build Back Better agenda.

Political commentator Dr. Julianne Malveaux, Ph.D., President Emerita of Bennett College, joins Dr. Kaye to discuss the future of democracy and what it means to be Black in America.

Colin Powell was the first African American to be national security adviser, chairman of the Joint Chiefs and secretary of state. He died Monday of COVID-19 complications. He was 84. Dr. Kaye is joined by a number of guests who pay tribute to Powell by highlighting his service and character. Guests include: DeWayne Wickham, Founding Dean Emeritus of MSU School of Global Journalism & Communication Maryland Lieutenant Governor Boyd Rutherford Brigadier General Janeen Birkhead, Maryland

(WEAA) — President Joe Biden will participate in a CNN town hall on Thursday, October 21 in Baltimore. The live, televised event will have an invitation-only audience. The president is expected to answer questions regarding the economy, infrastructure, and social spending along with other submitted questions from Marylanders. Morgan State University President Dr. David Wilson says he was contacted by CNN to encourage students, faculty and staff to submit possible questions for President Biden

Colin Powell, former Joint Chiefs chairman and secretary of state, has died from COVID-19 complications. According to family, Powell had been fully vaccinated. He was 84. He was the first African American to serve as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and secretary of state.

(WEAA)— Four Black men join Dr. Kaye to share their perspectives from attending the historic Million Man March that took place in Washington, D.C. in 1995.

(WEAA)— Al Hutchinson, President and CEO of Vist Baltimore, a marketing organization in Baltimore, joins Dr. Kaye to discuss a new initiative to promote diversity, equity and inclusion for visitors.