We spoke this hour with Rachel Gilmer of Black Girls Matter, heard new commentary from Mumia Abu-Jamal, offered our public service in preventing further set-ups at the hands of D’Angelo‘s new album and continued our look at The World and Africa with Dr. Yvonne Seon with whom we discussed her seminal role in Black Studies, her poetry and more!
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