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 Interests. As Owner and founder of ANGB Consulting LLC, his major endeavors now include Consultant for Threat Emulations, an independent consultant with Burdeshaw Inc., and pursuing his passion with 360 Cradle to Careers (a nonprofit committed to changing outcomes for underserved Americans in HUD housing through STEM education and innovation networks, and Envision centers); Dakar Interactive, (a collaborative environment for arts and STEM); Additionally, he consults and advises on myriad issues involving American interests Strategically, Operations and humanitarian concerns at home and abroad. His interests and experience have afforded him the opportunity to participate on myriad National, State, and Community Boards including the North Carolina Military Affairs Commission and he is a Lieutenant-Governor within Kiwanis International Carolina District.
Interview with Dr. Emanuel Cleaver III is pastor of St. James United Methodist Church we’re discussing the Israeli-Palestinian conflict in the Middle East as well as how there are some similarities to what’s happening over there and what is happening right here in the United States with people of color and the use of deadly force, in addition, we discussed what is the state or condition of the African-American communities in America city we also talked about some solutions.
KC & Tanzania Youth Connection (KCTAN) event featuring this unique and culturally relevant work. “Breaking Bread with Mama C” event & KCTAN came to be. The purposes of KCTAN are to break down cultural barriers between African & African American youth, which will help African American youth better identify with their African roots. We also aim to explore both cultures and the similarities & differences in our human experiences.
The new program, Connecting KC on Cascade TV was launched for the first week in May with a feature on generational connections. Host, Carl Boyd, is a member of Friendship Baptist Church, a Congregation of Jesus Christ. In a recent, special program at the church, Friendship youth role-played as Civil Rights era students and activists. It happens that there are elder members of Friendship who participated in the very marches and demonstrations depicted by the youth. This inaugural “Connecting KC on Cascade TV” episode shows the coming together – the connecting – of the young people who study history and the elders who made the history being studied. Their presentation on this debut program sets the stage for future “Connections” programs, promising to show how other, positive, connections are being made: spiritually, academically, racially, economically, socially, technologically, medically, and more. Please watch for (and, prepare to archive) Connecting KC on Cascade TV.
Carl R. Boyd
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