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Guests: Jamie Johnson, People not Politicians & Kay Mills, Missouri Jobs with Justice – Fighting for Democratic Reforms in Missouri – Apr 15, 2026
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Guest: Chairman Omali Yeshitela, African Peoples Socialist Party – Updates on the Uhuru Movement – Apr 8, 2026
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Guests: Shalese Clay, Uzazi Village & Victoria WIlliams, Birthmark Doulas – The Challenges of Birthing Black – Apr 22, 2026
Guests: Shalese Clay, Uzazi Village & Victoria WIlliams, Birthmark Doulas – The Challenges of Birthing Black – Apr 22, 2026

Slavery by any Name Will Always Be Inhumane and Evil
We can’t remember if we don’t know. If we don’t know about the atrocities of slavery, we can’t fight for reparations.

A mother’s search for her son — and the truth
According to the Missouri State Highway Patrol, an estimated 416 children and juveniles are missing in the state. Children of color, particularly Black children, often receive less attention than their white counterparts. Cases involving working-class families can also receive fewer resources than those involving more affluent families.

Guests: Jamie Johnson, People not Politicians & Kay Mills, Missouri Jobs with Justice – Fighting for Democratic Reforms in Missouri – Apr 15, 2026
Guests: Jamie Johnson, People not Politicians & Kay Mills, Missouri Jobs with Justice – Fighting for Democratic Reforms in Missouri – Apr 15, 2026

Black Men Read presents – Voices in Tandem – 4/25/26
Black Men Read hosts panel discussions with Black authors and storytellers whose books speak directly to the Black experience. These events allow youth and families to meet the people behind the pages, breaking down barriers between reader and writer. It shows young people that their stories are not only worth telling—but can be published, celebrated, and shared.

Women’s sassitude should match our voting power
As Women’s History Month came to a close, I began pinching myself to see if I am awake. In 2026, with all the struggles and accomplishments of women, we still have women in positions of authority cowering to men for no other reason than their gender. That is what patriarchy looks like in this country, and it drives feisty feminists wild.