We caught up briefly with Dr. Safiya Umoja Noble after her brilliant presentation at the Citizen Journalism, New Media and Activism colloquium convened at DePaul University by African and Black...
Nkechi Taifa is a visionary and seasoned professional with 40 years of experience as an accomplished justice system reform strategist, advocate and scholar. She is an exceptional leader who advances...
This talk was given as the keynote address to an open-session of the Faculty Senate at Howard University March 29, 2019. When black scholars hear the call to equal opportunity in darkness, they must...
Key Takeaways: Black America was in an economic crisis before COVID.Growth of Black entrepreneurship has not corresponded with economic growth.To produce more personal and community wealth from...
returns to discuss his critique of #BlackLivesMatter in light of recent and very public criticism of the leadership coming from grassroots organizers within affiliated chapters. Adolph Leonard Reed...
As I describe in the #MOBP there are times when the mainstream/commercial press invites my involvement in discussions of buying power. This time it was the Wall Street Journal providing another good...
episode: PART ONE From The Black Myths Podcast: In part one of this conversation, we discuss the origins of the phrase 'Revolution Will Not Be Televised' coined by the late poet Gil Scott-Heron, how...
