Black Politics expert Dr. James Taylor brings his deep expertise to our classroom, offering sharp analysis of the pivotal meeting between Democratic House Speaker Hakeem Jeffries and Donald Trump’s son-in-law Jared Kushner. Dr. Taylor will break down what this means for the future of American politics and whether the upcoming midterm elections will serve as a referendum on Trump’s legacy. Before Dr. Taylor takes the mic, be inspired by Dr. Michael Thompson’s groundbreaking Sikhona project—a visionary initiative aimed at forging lasting connections between Africa and its diaspora through innovative digital platforms. Opening the program, Jehosha Otuya, executive director of a Faith Foundation, will present an exclusive preview of a powerful film on Mental Health, premiering in Washington, DC on World Suicide Prevention Day. This moving documentary sheds light on the urgent issue of Black men facing severe emotional challenges—a conversation our community cannot afford to miss.

Tony Browder, Dr. Chike Akua & Attorney Roger Wareham on Earth, Wind & Fire, Black Reading Crisis and Reparations
3:13:32

Greg Palast, Dr. Felix Njeh & Professor Gnaka Lagoke on DSA, Black Voters, AI and Africa
3:08:51

Professor Manu Ampim, Wayne Gillman, Reggie Thomas & Akil Parker on AI History, Hakeem Jeffries, Stephen A. Smith and Back-to-School Math
3:10:42