Join us for an eye-opening session with Clinical Psychologist Dr. Jerome E. Fox, who will lead a transformative discussion in our classroom. Dr. Fox will unveil the five core white values that he believes many Black individuals have become unwittingly addicted to, and he will provide powerful antidotes to break free from this cycle. Before Dr. Fox takes the mic, we will hear from Dr. James McIntosh of CEMOTAP (the Committee to Eliminate Media Offensive to African People), who will share valuable insights. Additionally, Haitian activist Dr. Jude Azard will give us an important update on the aftermath of the recent hurricane in Haiti.

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Join us this Wednesday morning for an enlightening experience as industrial psychologist Dr. Edwin Nichols shares his expertise on the philosophical aspects of cultural differences. His insights promise to be both profound and impactful. Before Dr. Nichols takes the mic, Brother Obie will introduce an exciting program for Kwame Toure, and we’ll also welcome Paul Pumphrey from Friends of the Congo.

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Attorney Nkechi Taifa returns to our classroom! She’ll be delivering a crucial reparations update and shedding light on the implications of the government shutdown. Before her, an inspiring panel of authors will unveil their groundbreaking book, crafted to provide powerful solutions for Black men and boys. You’ll also hear from St. Louis activist Coffee Wright, who will reveal exciting plans to honor African American soldiers from the Civil War era, along with insights from Baltimore's Haki Ammi.

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Join us for an insightful and impactful discussion featuring former Vice-Presidential candidate Dr. Melina Abdullah. Dr. Abdullah will delve into the significant effects of the government shutdown and provide critical insights on the Justice Department's investigation into the controversial Black Lives Matter group. Before her, renowned filmmaker Chris Riser will offer an exclusive preview of his latest project, "Heavy is the Crown." In addition, political blogger Brandon will kick off the show by analyzing the impressive victory of New York Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani and discussing whether the Democrats have finally regained their momentum. Brandon will also discuss whether Trump will make good his threat to invade Nigeria.

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Join us for an enlightening session with Kemetologist Tony Browder, returning to our classroom this Thursday morning! He will shed light on the critical efforts to erase African and African American history and underscore the vital role of museums, drawing from his extensive 48 years of experience traveling to Egypt. Before Tony takes the mic, we’ll hear from Dr. Paul Smith, a courageous Civil Rights activist from the '60s, who will draw powerful comparisons between the struggle for Voting Rights in that era and the challenges we face today. We’re also excited to welcome Benton Harbor, Michigan activist The Reverend Edward Pinkney, who will bring his unique insights to the conversation.

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Don't miss an incredible opportunity to gain insights from John Hope Bryant, the visionary Founder, Chairman, and CEO of Operation Hope, as he returns to our classroom to inspire us with his vision for financial independence. Before Chairman Bryant takes the spotlight, The Faith Brothers will check in. Also hear from New York media analysts Wayne Gillman and Reggie Thomas as they break down the important outcomes of Tuesday's elections. Additionally, former New York lawmaker Charles Barron will provide a critical analysis of the New York mayoral race and its significance for the Democratic Party.

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Queen Afua takes over the mic in our classroom! A celebrated writer, alternative medicine practitioner, and wellness coach, she brings a wealth of knowledge and insights you won’t want to miss. Before her session, we’ll hear from Willie Flowers, the president of the NAACP Howard County branch, and Rev. Cozy Bailey, the president of the Virginia NAACP, as they dive deep into the political campaigns leading up to today's crucial elections. Additionally, investigative reporter Jeff Gallop will shed light on how the government shutdown may influence Tuesday's voting, and Chicago activist Pastor Anthony Williams will check in with important updates.

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Join us for an exciting opportunity to engage with two remarkable speakers! Africana history professor Manu Ampim will shed light on the pressing issue of the ongoing genocide in Sudan. With his profound expertise, Professor Ampim will share a detailed timeline highlighting the historical attacks on indigenous Africans by Arab groups. Before Professor Ampim takes the mic, you’ll hear from Sinclair Skinner, a dedicated businessman and humanitarian from Washington, D.C. He will share inspiring updates from his recent trip to China and discuss his impactful 'I Love Black People' campaign.

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