Experience a landmark moment in African-American psychology as one of its most visionary pioneers, Dr. Wade Nobles, joins our classroom this Wednesday morning. Dr. Nobles will passionately share why Black psychologists must lead and empower the entire global African network in addressing Mental health, a message with impact far beyond academia. As a keynote panelist at this weekend's National Black Psychologists Convention in Baltimore, Dr. Nobles will ignite conversations to inspire and mobilize real change. But that's not all. Baltimore's own activist and political organizer, Dayvon Love, will bring his dynamic perspective. Before Dayvon, NY media analysts Wayne Gilman and Reggie Thomas will deliver incisive commentary on the Iranian conflict and the pivotal sale of Warner Bros., parent company of CNN. Kicking off this influential lineup is Dennis Boatwright, Director of Pan-African Studies in Detroit, whose insights will set the stage for a truly transformative session.

Tony Browder, Dr. Frank Malone & Pastor Anthony Williams on Egypt, Fatherhood and Violence as a Public Health Crisis
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Manu Ampim, Sister Antoinette & Ernest McBride on African History, Egypt, Racism in Mississippi and Empowerment
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Dr. Ray Winbush, Roland Bynum & Brother Obie on Democratic Socialists, Suspicious Deaths and Black Community Impact
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