It's the first show of 2019! A new report by the Brookings Institute examined the devaluation of black assets across America. It found that a home in a majority black community, with similar characteristics and amenities to a home in a majority white neighborhood, is worth $48,000 less. Researchers looked at many of the factors considered by homebuyers -- the number of rooms, crime rates in the neighborhood and walkability. They narrowed the data down to metro regions. South Florida’s black communities are experiencing similar devaluation to the national average. Andre M. Perry is a David M. Rubenstein fellow at Brookings and the lead author on the report. He joined Sundial to discuss the major impact these findings from the report for South Florida specifically. READ MORE: Study: Homes In South Florida's Black Neighborhoods Are Undervalued Next, we took a look at the history of hip-hop music and culture in South Florida. Nova Southeastern University Art Museum is hosting an all-day