Host Haywood Fennell Sr. talks about the numerous and important history of African American Veterans and the affront "The Dark House formally The White House" commits trying to erase that history.

Join Dale and Cheryl for some corndog shrimp and a delicious chicken salad!

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Life Matters host Brendan O'Connell continues his conversation with Jessica Vaughan. Jessica Vaughan is the director of policy studies at the Center for Immigration Studies. Vaughn shares her views towards migratory policies as an issue of national interest, as opposed to a human rights or civil issue. Immigration is scrutinized under the scopes of national security, fiscal demand and labor concern. Current actions taken by Donald Trump as President and rulings against these by district courts are placed in question as a constitutional crisis arises. The results of Trump's actions are assessed in terms of their effectiveness at the border with immigration, drug contraband and human trafficking. Other topics on governance are discussed including the use of English uniquely as the official language of the U.S.

2025 Boston Pride for the People Parade & Celebrations, Annual Cambridge Greek Festival, interview with President & CEO of the Black Economic Council of MA (BECMA) Nicole Obee about their 2024 Impact Report and Juneteenth.

Rachel Miselman talks about civility and the need for respect in society & politics, people demonizing those they disagree with, perceived misconceptions of Israel & Zionism, negative American trends of arrogance & ignorance & especially so on social media, some of her opinions of the Israel-Iran War & Gaza Conflict, the murder of Melissa & Mark Hortman, & more.

Today on "Words On Film", Dan Burke reviews "How to Train Your Dragon" (2025), "Dangerous Animals", "Tyler Perry's Straw", and "Sneaks". Mr. Burke also gives a spoken word preview of movies subject to being released into theaters and/or on streaming for the week of June 16th - 20th, 2025.

Host Brooklyn Ang calls attention with this saying "Don't confuse Access with Acceptance." Just because you have access to a situation or a person doesn't mean you are accepted fully as you are, as well as a word from psalms 20.

Host Rochelle Jones uses scripture such as Psalms to encourage listeners during times of hardship & how to endure through struggles. To fight no matter the uphill to get to the zenith.

Ken Meyer interviews Larry Justice

Office of Black Male Advancement & My Brother's Keeper 2025 My Brother's Keeper Boston Youth Summit at Emmanuel College, 20th Annual Portuguese Festival at Boston City Hall Plaza, interview with Xan Weber of International Institute of New England about their Centennial Celebration and how they are supporting immigrants in our communities.