History defines us, it also shapes the world that we live in. Do we truly understand Black and African History? The emphasis is often on the roles of leading blacks in fundamentally white historical settings. This approach cuts out the many civilizations in Africa. This and many more topics will be discussed in the podcast to help create a vision for the future during these uncertain times.
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