Join us for an engaging classroom discussion this Monday morning, led by the esteemed Dr. Ray Winbush, a professor at Morgan State University and the Director of the Institute for Urban Research. Dr. Winbush will tackle the critical challenges facing Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives today, shining a light on the ongoing attacks against them.

He will also delve into the significant developments regarding the Sahel nations' departure from the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), providing valuable insights you won't want to miss. We are honored to welcome Dana Crips, a courageous survivor of the Altadena wildfire, who will share her inspiring story of resilience and recovery. Additionally, Pam Africa from the MOVE organization will give us an important update on Mumia Abu-Jamal, adding depth to our understanding of this vital issue.

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Carl Nelson talks to Survivors of the fires that recently destroyed homes in Altadena, California.

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Pan-Africanist Dr. David Horne returns to our classroom to inspire action for those affected by the Altadena fire. Dr. Horne will shed light on the urgent needs of the predominantly Black community impacted by the recent fires in Southern California. In the coming days, you'll have the chance to meet some victims and discover how you can play a crucial role in helping them rebuild their lives.

Additionally, political Blogger Brandon, who lives in the area, will provide a vital update on the rebuilding efforts. Brother Shjaa will also introduce his new mobile app, Nguzo Saba360, which aims to support our community.

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