August 6, 2024: Election 2024, The Media and Race: Racist Attacks on Vice President Kamala Harris and NABJ DebacleThe nonpartisan “Igniting Change Radio Show with Barbara Arnwine, Esq. and Daryl […]
August 13, 2024: Young Voters to the Forefront: Race & Media; August 6th Reception Review; Upcoming Gen Z and Young Millennial Votes Matter Training Sept. 11th - 14th; Banned Book […]
This week's show will start the show with Attorney C.K. Hoffler, discussing the legacy of when Rev. Jesse Louis Jackson, Sr. ran for president of the United States 40 years ago. This past week, the Rainbow PUSH Coalition held their annual convention and held numerous tributes for its Founder
This week's show will feature special guests Dara Baldwin, MPA; Edward Ward; Dr. Karen McRae; and, Drake Smith. This show will feature an exclusive interview with Dara Baldwin, MPA about her new book “TO BE A PROBLEM: A Black Woman's Survival in the Racist Disability Rights Movement” for the first 40 minutes, including her media scorecard for this week. In the last 20 minutes of the show, guests Edward Ward, Dr. Karen McRae, and Drake Smith will discuss the Black women leadership of the DNC.
This week's show will feature special guests and voter registration experts Donald Whitehead, Rommel Sandino, Eldric Coleman, Dr. Karen McRae, and Atty. Terry O’Neill. Rommel Sandino will discuss National Voter Registration Day. Donald Whitehead will break down how to reach homeless people about their voting rights and will make it clear that homeless people have the right to register and vote, despite not having a permanent address. Eldric Coleman will discuss campus voter registration, as in August he registered over 1,100 people to vote on his college campus.
This week's show will feature special guests Jaheim McRae and Konoba Zoe Touray to discuss gun violence, the need for gun control and how its spurring young voter registration, and the horrific Apalachee High School shooting.
This week's show will feature special guests Dr. Kylar Wiltz, Makayla Myers, Adam Green, and Gwen McKinney. This show will preview the upcoming September 21st Jacksonville, Florida “I’ll Rise and Vote” Voter Activation and Concert and will review their experience during the Transformative Justice Coalition’s Gen Z and Young Millennial Votes Matter Leadership Training
This week's show will feature special guests Karen Rumsey, Leila Diallo, and Jaimyce McClinton. The show will begin with a discussion of some of the obstacles voters are facing in 2024. The last 40 minutes of the show will review the September 21st Jacksonville, FL “I’ll Rise And Vote” Voter Activations and GOTV Concert; discuss the September 15th, 2024 Jacksonville Today story regarding 15% of registered Duval County, Florida voters being “inactive”, a huge rise since state law changed and, preview the upcoming September 28th Cincinnati, Ohio “I’ll Rise & Vote!” Voter Activations.
This week's show will discuss the incident at Gettysburg College with African American students, a mental health professional and an elected Prosecutor. This show will discuss the potential psychological trauma experienced by students who experience racial hatred and the impact on the larger African American student population. Additionally, this show will discuss the appropriateness of the university handling this matter internally rather than having the police and local prosecutor investigate and prosecute this matter.
This week's show will review the Transformative Justice Coalition’s “I’ll Rise And Vote” Voter Activations of the past week in Chicago, Illinois; Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; and, Baltimore, Maryland.
This week's show will feature special guests Rev. Jesse Jackson, Jr.; Cameron Barnes; and, Lawrence “Larry” Hamm. With three weeks to go prior to the November 5th elections, millions of eligible voters have yet to register and are confused about voting rules in their states.
This week's show will feature special guests Commissioner Omar Sabir; Commissioner Rodney Ellis, Esq.; and, Gerald Griggs, Esq. “Weeks before Election Day this year, the vast majority of voters across the country are going to be able to cast their votes early in person or by mail in most states.
