This week Tamika D Mallory and Mysonne General discuss the significance of Black History Month, and the impact of education on the Black community. They introduce their guest, Hedrick McBride, a renowned publisher who emphasizes the need for relatable and culturally relevant books for children. The discussion highlights the connection between education, representation, and social justice, while also addressing the challenges faced by the Black community in today's society.

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In this engaging conversation, Tamika D. Mallory and Mysonne the General discuss the launch of Tamika's new book, the significance of Black History Month, and the importance of community engagement. They delve into the challenges faced by the civil rights movement today, particularly in light of recent corporate decisions, such as Target's rollback of DEI initiatives.

In this conversation they invite their friend pastor Jamal Bryant, who emphasizes the need for the black church to re-emerge as a community leader and outlines specific demands for Target to honor its commitments to black businesses.

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In this episode, Tamika D. Mallory and Mysonne the General discuss a range of topics centered around activism, community engagement, and the importance of intersectionality in social justice movements. They emphasizing grassroots organizing and the need for a multiracial movement to address the challenges faced by working-class individuals. The discussion highlights the significance of political engagement and the role of third parties in American politics, ultimately calling for a collective effort to create meaningful change. In this conversation, Maurice Mitchell discusses the influence of billionaires on politics, the importance of fusion voting, and pose the question if we are in need of a third party?

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