Vice President Pence's toxic masculinity was on display for all to see, but Sen. Harris made it clear: her vision for America
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By @BlackDefendants HARVARD LAW GROUP DEEMS VERN BRASWELL’S PROSECUTOR ONE OF THE WORST IN AMERICA A study from Fair Punishment Project, a Harvard Law School initiative designed to create a fair and accountable justice system, ranked Shelby County DA Amy
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This Sunday in Davis, we are joining a coalition of local groups for the March for Justice in Support of Black Lives organized by Dillan Horton.
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We are joined by Sarah Kendzior bestselling author of “Hiding in Plain Sight” and journalist filmmaker, Andrea Chalupa. Together they host the Gaslit Nation podcast. We’ll talk about how the GOP will
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The comedy duo Frangela–Frances Callier, and Angela Shelton–returns to the show! We had an in-depth conversation about Black Lives Matter protests. We discussed the roles of white protesters as well as how
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Rep. London Lamar (D-Memphis) joins us to talk about Rep. Lamberth accusing Dems of “Stealing Elections”, and the George Floyd Protests. “BLATANT LIES ON THE HOUSE FLOOR.” Subscribe & Support: www.TNHoller.com Follow Us
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The Mamas talk with Lauren and Annie the organizers for a peaceful walk in remembrance of George Floyd. Within hours of posting their walk on social media they were bullied and threatened to
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If you don't yet know what policies your local police department are using or could be using that would save lives, I have a resource for you.
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On today’s episode, Nicholas Baham II (Dr. Dreadlocks), Janice Domingo, and Nolan Higdon explore George Floyd protests with the Blacktivist Des Mims; Rev. Wanika K. Stephens and Kulwa Apara. Along The Line is
MoreThe Mamas sit down with activist Mae Whiteside from Chicago. Mae is a Civil Engineer and the CEO of CKL Engineers. She is a philanthropist and founder of Flourish PAC. The Mamas
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It’s been an extraordinary week in what is turning out to be an extraordinary year. Hundreds of thousands of people of all races and nationality took to the streets around the world –
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Be the person who does more than just express outrage. Being outraged by how African-Americans are treated in this country isn’t enough. Being sympathetic isn’t enough. We have to take positive action.
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