Renowned Pan-African educator Dr. Kmt Shockley returns to our classroom, ready to ignite minds and inspire action. Professor Shockley will reveal the transformative benefits of a Pan-African education for both students and teachers, empowering our community to embrace our shared heritage and future. He'll also share insights from his compelling new documentary, "Cultural War: Focus on Black Youth," sparking crucial conversations about our young people's future. Before Dr. Shockley, you'll hear from Sister Phile of the Million Woman March, a movement that continues to galvanize women for change. Baltimore activist and pastor Dr. Robert Richard Allen Turner will update us on his courageous marches from Baltimore to Washington, DC, and will shine a spotlight on the urgent need for reparations and justice.

Justice, Education & Culture: Attorney Malik Shabazz, Dr. Chike Akua, and Rev. Tonya Butler-Truesdale
3:08:03

Memorial Day Truths: Hallowed Grounds & Healthy Plates with Mark from Anaheim and Dr. Baruch
3:20:31

Voting Rights, Reparations & Global Black Affairs: Dr. David Horne, Dr. Marsha Adebayo, and Dr. Jude Azard
3:12:14