This week we discuss the CAP in Capitalism. In this segment you can hear us examine surrounding terminology, dig into its history, and explain how the system applies to Black Americans. What’s your opinion on Capitalism? We want to hear from you! We welco

This week we talk about gun ownership; in this episode you can hear us discuss North Carolina’s gun laws, statistics regarding gun ownership, and commentary on gun ownership in the Black community. What’s your take on gun ownership? We’d love to hear your

This week discuss religion, spirituality, and it’s impact on the Black community. Tune in as we examine the timeline of its roots and trace its lineage to the religion and spirituality we know today. What’s your take on both subject matters? Do you feel t

In this episode we dive into the significance of words and the importance of using mindful speech. How does etymology impact the words we use? Are words spells? How can we develop our awareness as powerful speakers? We want to hear from you on S.F.A. Char

This week S.F.A. explores the Black history of Mecklenburg county and the Charlotte community. We illustrate the timeline from the inception to the Charlotte we know and love today.

This week we talk about taxes within the U.S.A. Listen to us discuss the history, it’s purpose and operation. Give us your feedback on Instagram and Facebook at S.F.A. Charlotte

Covid vaccne or nah? What’s your take? In this episode we examine the United States history of experimenting on Black bodies and the Black community’s restraint towards the vaccine.

This week we dive into the conversation concerning body image. What societal messages do you receive concerning body image? How can you love your body and appreciate others?

In this episode, we examine the economic impact within Charlotte’s Black community as the CIAA tournament relocates to another host city for the next 3 years.

What is cancel culture? Is it more detrimental than it is beneficial? In this episode we discuss the significance of cancel culture, and how we can utilize it to our advantage to create culture.