President Joe Biden has signed a Memorandum for the Secretary of State and the Secretary of Defense that mirrors the one former president Clinton signed in December 1, 1994 for U.S. Drug Interdiction Assistance to the Government of Columbia. Looking back at the effects crack cocaine had on the Black community alongside the 1994 Crime Bill, how can one not wonder if Biden is looking to portray himself as a reformist against drugs with a different strategy. Let's look at what this might mean.<br /><br />Search for the Black Commentary Podcast on any app or on YouTube!

Afghanistan is really rich despite security: Did you know this? (2021)

The Black American experience is plagued by a traumatic history and countless chances of accountability from all parties involved. Once slavery was abolished, the civil rights movement occurred, and the first Black Wall street destruction, then ushered in what we tend to know of the mixed group of individuals who aren't solidified by easily into the "history book" Black American story. This story brings us to day now the relationship with the criminal justice system and police, the constant confusion in voting and politics, the theory of what's happening with the Black family, Black wealth, and the fear of a Black man.Join us twice a month with a new episode. Special guests invited.