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Carolyn Bryant Dunham was named nearly 67 years ago in a warrant that accused her in Emmett till’s abduction even before his mangled body was found in a river FBI records show that she was never arrested or brought to trial in a case that shocked the world for its brutality
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Toby Dorr, in 2006, helped an inmate escape from prison. They went on the run for 12 days, and of course, she got caught, and I ended up with a 27-month prison sentence. And during that time, Dorr realized that so many of the women I was in prison with had children; I had children […]
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General Gordon-Bray talked about the state of America we also discussed his involvement in HBCUs. Brigadier General Arnold Gordon-Bray completed over three decades of service in the United States Army where he demonstrated professional leadership skills in strategic communications, combat operations, foreign affairs, and effective modernization in support of the Department of Defense and National […]
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Resident historian Sharon Sanders Brooks we talk about Black Women in the legal profession that have been trailblazers.
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Harold Smith is a Kansas City born and based visual artist who’s internationally exhibited and collected work includes painting, collage, mixed media, performance, video, sound, and assemblage. His broad practice addresses issues of the complexity of the black male experience in the Western world through exploring the tension between Westernized societal perceptions of and attitudes […]
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Estella Serrano is a second-year law student at Notre Dame Law School and president of the Hispanic Law Student Association. Born and raised in Texas, Estella graduated from the University of Texas – Austin before attending law school at Notre Dame. Estella will be pursuing transactional law when she graduates
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Professor Monterrosa joined us for conversations about his experiences attending law school as a Latino, his personal immigrant experience, and his work as an immigration and criminal attorney. Professor Monterrosa is an adjunct professor at the Notre Dame Law School. He practice criminal and immigration law at a firm he founded in South Bend, Indiana. […]
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Las Posadas is an extended devotional prayer celebrated every year between Dec. 16 and Dec. 24 throughout Latin America, including in Mexico, Guatemala, Honduras, Cuba, and by Latinos and Hispanics in the US. Las Posadas has been celebrated in Mexico for over 400 years and depicts Mary and Joseph’s search for a place for Mary […]
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Interview With Cascade Media Group Newest Political Host Missouri State Rep. Michael Johnson we talked about his new show what that content might look like on a national/Local level.
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Our first experience to a new activity and or feeling has lasting effects on us. Life has more experiences to offer if you allow it.
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