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Color Him Father Trailer
This is a rare moment to hear black fathers share about the love and loss of their children. But this isn’t only about loss…it is about celebrating the life and legacy of their children, the love they have for them and to encourage and support other fathers to be the very best they can be.
Celebrities, Athletes and Entertainers In Interracial Relationships
Phillip Graham, Parnell Minter, M.Ed, Dwayne Bryant, DéLon Isom, Ph.D., and special guest Tyne McGee, P.A. share their opinions about entertainers and celebrities who date outside their race and where interracial dating lines start to blur.
Political Commentator Joel Mowbray on Myths about the American Dream
Author, investigative journalist and political commentator Joel Mowbray talks to the hosts of “GOODTalks” about his time in Washington D.C. as an bestselling author and TV political commentator and how his time in D.C. has shaped his views on ambition, opportunity and access to the American Dream.
Happier Hour Meditation Vlog
Happier Hour is a workshop created by Find Your Mind. The idea: too often do we try and find our happiness in a bottle or another outlet, but what if instead we actually sought out real and lasting happiness.
In this short workshop, we find what it means to be happy and learn how we can cultivate this in our lives no matter the circumstances. Enjoy!
Joshua Humbert On The Black Church’s Role In Building Social Capital And Wealth
In this segment, Mr. Philanthropy himself, Joshua Humbert, discusses what inspired him to pursue a career in Philanthropy. As an expert in building and leveraging “social capital”, Mr. Philanthropy suggests we start with church when leveraging social capital.
Is it Fort-KNIGHT or Fort-NIGHT?
There’s a new video game taking the world by storm and it’s called Fortnite! In this video, we explain how Fortnite has become the most popular game of the year, and how it’s breaking away from the sexist, nationalist, and even racist stereotypes of other shooter games.
Rags To Riches With Ralph Reynolds
In this episode, Ralph Reynolds opens up about life in Harlem, going from making $800 selling tee shirts outside a concert to becoming a fashion mogul. Alongside Ron Perry, Ralph Reynolds built RP55 into a multimillion dollar brand that spoke directly to the onset of a burgeoning industry based on Hip Hop culture – that is, urban fashion.
Ms. Sylvia Y. Cyrus – Executive Director, ASALH, Discusses Collective Action
Anton House (Cultural Pluralist) filmed a special interview series at the 92nd Annual Black History Luncheon by the Association for the Study of African American Life and History (ASALH) in Washington, DC. Enjoy this multi-part the interviews series.