The Carl Nelson ShowLatosha Brown, Dr. Obadele Kambon, Dr. Andrea Sullivan & Minister Christina Flowers on The Carl Nelson Show
Join us for an inspiring and enlightening experience! We’re thrilled to welcome Latosha Brown, co-founder of Black Voters Matter, who will share her insights on why being intentional with our holiday purchases is more important than ever. Before her, Dr. Obadele Kambon discusses his upcoming Black Liberation ConferenceOffering reflections that resonate with the fight for justice and equality. We’re also excited to have author and sociologist Dr. Andrea Sullivan gives us a sneak peek of her compelling book, *The Sacrifices of Super Women*. Additionally, Baltimore Homeless Advocate Minister Christina Flowers will unveil her plans to feed those in need this holiday season, demonstrating the power of community action.
*Originally aired on 11.25.25*
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