The BRIDGE is a podcast made up of all minority men discussing topics that affect the urban community in America today.
Hey Bruh, have you been feeling down and not sure why? Ladies has your man been withdrawn and not wanting to talk. Join us tonight as we discuss Men's Mental Health and learn about resources that can help.
Tonight's show is about FATHERHOOD. We will discuss the movie FATHERHOOD. And what it means to be a father in this day and age. We will also discuss some of the stereotypes that are put on black fathers.
Tonight's we explore Juneteenth, its historical foundation, and its significance to African-Americans and the US culture.
Do we owe our vote to any political party? Tonight, we will explore America's two-party political system and its relationship with minority communities.
For Black Americans, wearing a mask comes with complicated anxieties. But for us, as a people figuratively, we wear a mask each day!
The verdict is now in, Derek Chauvin guilty on all counts. What’s our next move as a community? Are we satisfied with just winning this case, or are we pushing forward for justice for all?
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Join us tonight as we discuss if there is really justice in America's judicial system.
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A quick recap of last week's show a review of some of the questions from the chat.
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The BRIDGE: THE NEW BLACK AGENDA - What Is It and What Does It Look Like? (PART 2)
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We jump-start the conversation: Where are we? And how do we move forward as a people? As we discuss how we got the right to vote and why our forefathers thought it was worth marching, sitting in and even dying for!
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What are the historical lessons (takeaways) that we can take from the 1919 pandemic and Red Summer? How are those events being relived today in many cities across the US? Tonight, we will talk with a business owner from Louisville for his insight into what's happening in his city and pondered whether America really changed from their perspective in 1919 to their vantage point now in 2020.
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Join us as we take another leap down this rabbit hole call racism. We tackled the question: Can A Black Person Be Racist?
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