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Jan. 21, 2023
Black Political Theories: Black Traditionalists, Black Reformists, Critical Race Theorist & Limited Separationists - Post–Civil Rights History of Black Political Science & Symptoms of Injustice
“We are the only group of folks who didn't ask to come here. And so the fundamental existential question of Black politics, is now that we are here, what do we do about it?”, shares Dr. Albert Samuels. Dr. Samuels is a professor of Political Science ...
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Aug. 4, 2022
The Future of Public Education with Thom Jackson, Esq and LaShanda Jackson
“It's not about whether our kids can learn, it’s about how we engage them as critical thinkers and how teachers engage those students,” explains Thom Jackson, Esq, President and CEO at EdisonLearning. In today’s episode host D-Rich sits down with gue...
Guests: Thom Jackson, Esq , LaShanda Jackson
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July 20, 2022
Family Conflict & Generational Trauma
“Family trauma really just extends from trauma that one person experiences and If it's not resolved, it just keeps going,” shares Jamesha Williams, licensed marriage and family therapist. In today’s episode7 host D-Rich sits down with guests Jamesha ...
Guests: Dr. Juanita Britt McDonald , Jamesha Williams
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May 19, 2022
“Not Paved for Us” - Black Educators and Public School Reform in Philadelphia with Dr. Camika Royal
“I think it's very important to have first person accounts, and if it can't be a first person account, a witness account,” shares Dr. Camika Royal, professor with 23 years of education experience and Author of Not Paved for Us. In today’s episode hos...
Guest: Dr. Camika Royal
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Feb. 25, 2022
Black Wall Street and “The True Story of Oklahoma Black Towns”
“Black history should not be a mystery,” says Dr. Trina Jackson. Even though Black Americans have played a crucial role in the development of our country, their accomplishments are purposefully left out of history. In today’s episode, DJ D-Rich is jo...