A conversation on the American obsession with revering the deeply immoral "founding fathers."

Let's dive into Black history as we always should, but also imagine a powerful Black future.

Instead of trotting out the same tired stories and narratives every February, can we be more forward-thinking and spend our time envisioning a Black future?

Can political engagement help us reach our goal of quality education and achieve true freedom for our people? Chris, Sharif and Ismael discuss.

Chris, Sharif and Ismael discuss how we teach about settler-colonialism and systemic oppression and how they have played out throughout history, as well as the consequences for modern society.

Ahead of MLK Day this year let's tell the truth about the man behind the holiday. On Freedom Friday, we're talking about what Dr. King actually stood for, why his ideas weren't overly popular, and why we see such a sanitized version of his legacy.

A discussion on the lessons we can take from slave rebellions throughout history and how we can include these stories in our children's education.

Chris, Sharif, and Ismael discuss whether African Americans should reevaluate their political strategy in relation to the Democratic Party, and possibly consider third party candidates, while discuss the education platform of each party.

A new study shows that a majority of states use weak elementary teacher reading licensing tests — leaving thousands of young students with educators unprepared to help them achieve literacy.

How do we talk to our young people about what's happening in the middle east, and the rise of islamophobia and anti-semitism?