Should Blacks Separate from the U.S.?
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A 1980s discussion on a referendum for Blacks to separate from the United States. Guest: Herman Gilbert, author of "The Negotiations." (634)
HIP-HOP or Just DUMB?
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Thomas Williams is a journalist and graduate student at NYU discusses how African-American culture as a whole must effectively disentangled itself from the python-grip of hip-hop, and by extension of the street, and u...
Health From The Other Side
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Tony Brown’s Journal first introduced Gary Null’s unique views on health to television audiences in 1987. Since then the mainstream has caught up with Null’s cutting edge nutrition regimen and he is a widely-known an...
Can Whites Raise Black Children?
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Can Whites Raise Black Children? Discussions and opinions on the practice of Whites adopting Black children. Guests: Dr. Jay Chunn, Dean, School of Social Work, Howard University and President Of the National Assoc...
The Crash of ’98
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In 1997 Tony Brown and Stephen Leeb, Ph.D, editor of Personal Finance discuss the possibility of a stock market crash of epic proportions. 2019
Did Blacks Spark White Civilization?
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Were the Ancient Egyptians Black or White? Are Black Americans linked to the Nile Valley civilization and why is that important? Are some Black scholars distorting history to make Black people feel good? Richard Poe,...
Tuskegee Airmen: Pt. 4 – Red Tails and Black Aces
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The mere decision to go to war for their country, a country that deprived them of basic human rights, proves even further the competence and unheralded character of some of the greatest men in American history. The pi...
Lena Horne
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Lena Horne was an amazing woman. Looking back at the age of 80, Ms. Horne said: “My identity is very clear to me now. I am a Black woman. I’m free. I no longer have to be a ‘credit.’ I don’t have to be a symbol to an...
The CyberSpace Club
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The Internet and the African-American community. Guests: Ronald McKenzie, Sheila Edwards, Aubrey Phillips and Dexter Taylor (1819)
