Kamala can’t say it, but I will! In my latest audiogram, I dive into what Kamala can't say, tackling the hard truths and combatting the misinformation swirling around this election. Today, I confront the disrespect aimed at Vice President Harris, address why Black men must stand together in this pivotal moment, and remind everyone of the real stakes at hand.
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We often know local business owners, we're familiar with what they do—but how often do we truly understand why they do it? In a world where we're constantly bombarded with promotions, it's easy to forget that the "why" behind someone's work is what really matters. Too many people chase trends, mimic others for the sake of likes and followers, and lose sight of authenticity.
That's why, at The Minority Times, our first question is always, "Tell me your why." We believe that originality and purpose set the trailblazers apart, and it's our mission to introduce you to those individuals in our community who are making a real impact. Whether their contributions are big or small, they deserve to be honored and recognized in a way that's true to their journey.
Through our multimedia platform, we aim to shine a light on these groundbreaking figures—people you might not read about in mainstream media but who are undeniably making waves in their fields. Because, in the end, their work isn't just something they do; it's a reflection of who they are. And that’s the story The Minority Times is here to tell.
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What’s at Stake: Hope or Hate? Forum Recap
This video is from the forum held on Monday, September 16, 2024, at Bible Way Church of Atlas Road. Hosted by the Wiley Kennedy Foundation, NAACP, Columbia Urban League, Gethsemane Association, and other partners, this event was part of a series on Project 2025 and its potential impact on our daily lives.
Watch key insights from Dr. Bobby Donaldson, Dr. Todd Shaw, Monique Lyle, and Attorney Aaron Greene as they break down what’s at stake.
Check out the video and join the conversation! 🗣️👇
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Dr. Cornel West embodies the essence of passion, intellect, and activism. As a powerful voice for change, he ignites a fire within us to strive for a better world. #DrCornelWest #Passion #Activism #Change #SunRock #Exploration #Mothership
Last Thursday, in a passionate, grateful, and heartfelt address, South Carolina State Senator Mia McLeod delivered her farewell speech with colleagues, friends, and family looking on. The theme of her address can be summed up in one powerful word: courage. Below is an excerpt and powerful message from her speech that we wanted to share with our friends, fans, and followers. #Courage #MiaMcLeod #WinWithBlackWomen
Advocating for American Tech and Advancing Diversity in the Sector
Join us for an insightful discussion on advocating for American tech and advancing diversity in the sector with Doug Kelly, CEO of the American Edge Project, and Steven Gilchrest, chairman of the South Carolina African American Chamber of Commerce. The American Edge Project is a coalition dedicated to the proposition that American innovators are an essential part of U.S. economic health, national security, and individual freedoms. Meanwhile, the South Carolina African American Chamber of Commerce strives to empower African American businesses to thrive in the national commerce space through business development. The coalition members are committed to telling the stories about the positive impact technology and innovation have on America’s economy and businesses, particularly small ones, and how they enhance freedom of expression and our nation’s overall security. #innovation #americanedge #technology #TechPolicy
No Reparations, No Peace: The Black Empowerment Hour
On this episode of The Black Empowerment Hour, Dr. Johnnie Cordero addresses "America's Great Debt," rooted in its original sin and at the core of economic inequality – Reparations. The crucial shift is not whether descendants of former slaves should be compensated for the years of forced labor that built America's wealth, but rather how much compensation is just. Dr. Cordero outlines the imperative to confront the individuals standing in the way of African Americans receiving fair compensation for the unpaid wages of their enslaved ancestors.
The Black Empowerment Hour with Dr. Johnnie Cordero – a powerful podcast dedicated to enlightening and empowering the Black community. In this transformative hour, Dr. Cordero fearlessly confronts challenges, acknowledging no opponent is too formidable. The Black Empowerment Hour airs new episodes every Sunday at 8:18 EST on https://minorityvocieradio.com