On this hashtag no they history Tuesday, we dig into a very important figure in African American history and studies. Learn more about this Legend today. Source: https://blackthen.com/arthur-alfonso-schomburg-helped-lay-the-foundation-for-african-america

On this #MINDSETMONDAY we posed the question, are black women uniquely defective? Please chime in on this conversation to gain more clarity around the issue and solutions. As always, stay blessed. #BlackHealingmatters

On this #FinanceFriday we discussed some strategic ways you can get involved with our investing after Danielle attended the Frieze Art Fair on Randall Island in New York City. As always, stay blessed. #blackhealingmatters

This #DoingtheRightThingsThursday I am happy to introduce you to Dr. Claud Anderson. He is a true beacon of knowledge and truth for the black community in regards to economics . Don't sleep on this! As always, stay blessed. #BlackHealingMatters

This #WelcomeWellnessWednesday focuses today on some really important reasons why you may want to switch over from plastic to glass or stainless steel containers for your food and drinks. As always, stay blessed. #BlackHealingMatters

On this #knowthyhistoryTuesday did you know that one of the first founders of Chicago was a black man? Today we learn about Jean Baptiste DuSable and his life. As always, stay blessed. #blackhealingmatters

on today's #MindsetMonday, we challenge the pervasive mindset in the black community that we must do everything on our own without the trust or support of anyone, even friends and family. This somehow, I'm making it alone is laudable. as always, stay bles

This #FinanceFriday episode is a direct response to the interest from listeners in investment opportunities in Africa. This interview features a gentleman by the name of Bomani who runs a website called AfricaForTheAfricans.com and they offer investment t

On this #DoingtherightthingsThursday, we have a great interview with a black American woman who decided to answer the call of her ancestors that lead her back to Africa- Ghana to be more exact. This interview was done after she's spent 27 years in Ghana a

Today's #WelcomEWellnesSWednesday is one in which we discuss a disease that is little known in the black community but affects us disproportionately at alarming rates. In many cases it is an underlying cause of disease that comes in many different names t