It's Pride Month and the Brothers and Sisters are shedding light on the black LGBT experience. In Part 3 of our podcast we interview Ranti Nathan Olaose on his pride experience.
It's Pride Month and the Brothers and Sisters are shedding light on the black LGBT experience. In Part 2 of our podcast with Ranti Nathan Olaose, we discuss the babies, parenting, and marriage.
It's Pride Month and the Brothers and Sisters are shedding light on the black LGBT experience. In Part 1 of our podcast with Ranti Nathan Olaose, we discuss the Migos, and the "Blackening" of Fell's Point Baltimore.
In Part 1, Shaun talks about playing Liam White in The Forgettable Life of Liam White, and the Brothers and Sisters talk about Ellie Kemper and the effect of racism on your entertainment career.
In Part 2, the Brothers and Sisters sit down with Teal Inzunza, the Program Director of the Economic Empowerment Program at the Urban Resource Institute in NYC to talk domestic violence, lgbtqia advocacy, child welfare, and economic empowerment
In part 4, the Brothers and Sisters interview psychotherapist and counslor trainer Dr. Kharod France to talk mental health, education, and support within our school sytem.
In Part 2, the Brothers and Sisters reflect on New York Governor Andrew Cuomo relying on a constituency long known for loyalty and forgiveness amidst his turbulence, the black community.
In Part 4, the Brothers and Sisters sit down with Paul Simms of Google Fiber to talk about the importance of mentoring in finance and tech, particularly for blacks in the field.
In Part 1, for black history month, Kwaisi continues his exploration of black personhood at the Supreme Court level with an analysis of Buchanan v. Warley (1917), a housing case that was perhaps the first major victory on the path to civil righ
The Brothers and Sisters interview with Luke Anderson of the Gordon School to talk education of and about historically disadvantaged and marginalized people.