REVOLT BLACK NEWS: Recent Episodes
REVOLT BLACK NEWS
I always wanted to develop a platform to report the news from our perspective, from our lens, from our people, so I decided to launch REVOLT BLACK NEWS.” said Sean "Diddy" Combs. “We’re here with solutions. We’ve already heard about what we can’t do, but this is what we can do.
On this edition of RBNW, we delve into the intricacies of C Murder’s ongoing battle for justice and freedom, probing the complexities and controversies surrounding identity and the right to claim Blackness. Further, we spotlight Lorenzo Lewis's pioneering efforts with 'The Confess Project,' offering an introspective look at the challenges, stigmas, and narratives surrounding mental health within the Black community. Join us as we unpack these topics and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
REVOLT Black News on the Mississippi Goon Squad, Fulton County Jail and recent news of another death. The team examines, if the Black community is doing enough to protect our LGBTQ community, Usher's Disruptivator Summit, and a recap of Rock The Bells. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
REVOLT Black News celebrates 50 years of Hip-Hop while examining how the genre became a global movement, diving into hip-hop’s role in social justice, exploring the business of hip-hop, feminism in rap, and the genre's relationship with fashion. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
RBNW has breaking information on the murdered sisters in Texas, questions why Carlee Russell fabricated her kidnapping, takes a deep dive into health conspiracies after Bronny James' health scare, and an exclusive with friend of RHOA Ms. Lawrence Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The unprecedented rise in Black unemployment; RBN examines forced prison labor; and Kennedy Rue interviews “The Chi” star Jacob Latimore. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
RBNW talks exclusively to a woman who was roughed up by one of the Memphis 5 officers, explores why a man was brutally beaten and shot in the mouth by a Mississippi deputy, and talks about interracial dating with The Bachelorette’s, Charity Lawson. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Covering the Supreme Court’s 6-3 decision to end Affirmative Action and what it means for Black students and the workforce; the startling connection between Black women using relaxers and cancer rates; Akilah Ffriend sits down with real estate investor and bank owner Benaisha Poole Watson; and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
This week on RBNW, we dive into an array of topics; starting with an interview with AJ Owens’ mother, Pamela Dias, discussing their family tragedy and fight for justice. We shed light on the disturbing trend of missing children in Cleveland, with a focus on the Black community. We analyze the alarming rise in STDs, particularly in Black communities, and explore the factors contributing to this, including changing perceptions of HIV and sexual health. Finally, we join Anthony Anderson and his mom, Doris Bowman, on their unique European adventure, and wrap up with insightful commentary from Mara S. Campo. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
In this riveting episode, we first delve into the controversial felony murder laws through the heart-wrenching case of Lakeith Smith, who was convicted for a crime he didn't commit as a teenager. Experts from The Marshall Project and Lakeith's legal team unpack the systemic issues within these laws. We then pivot to an insightful discussion on the evolving perceptions of Black masculinity, with thoughts from Tyler James Williams, Dr. Jeff Gardere, and others. The show later investigates the unfulfilled promises of major corporations to invest in Black-owned media. Concluding with a powerful segment, our very own Kennedy Rue interviews Gabrielle Union, discussing her journey of finding her voice in the entertainment industry. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
As we celebrate Juneteenth and the last slaves being freed in the U.S., REVOLT Black News will take a deep dive into the African nation of Mauritania. It was the last country in the world to abolish slavery in 1981, officially. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Analyzing the death of Ajike “AJ” Owens, killed by a neighbor; a look at the adultification of Black kids and its deadly results; Uganda’s war on its LGBTQIA+ citizens; an exclusive interview with actress Issa Rae Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
REVOLT Black News Weekly talks exclusively to the mother of three murdered daughters in Texas; updates in the Tyre Nichols case as a judge rules on 20 hours of unseen tapes; Memphis Representative Justin Pearson talks re-election and the fight to keep his seat; and Kennedy Rue interviews Little Mermaid star Halle Bailey on her rise to Hollywood superstar. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
This week, we continue the coverage of Shanquella Robinson and the mysterious murder surrounding her death while vacationing in Cabo, Mexico. The team investigates how the FBI infiltrated the Black Lives Matter movement in the summer of 2020. And more with a discussion of Onlyfans and how it changed lives for thousands…but the algorithm doesn’t seem to kick in for everyone.
This week on Revolt Black News, the team explores the mysterious murder of Shanquella Robinson, what happened leading up to the moments that the young woman was beaten to death while on vacation in Mexico. Then, we investigate what’s behind the movement to ban books.
This week on Revolt Black News, the body positivity movement has more women embracing their bodies at every size. But as the obesity epidemic hits Black women, we investigate if the body positivity movement is hurting our health. We speak with two doctors with two different points of view.
Celebrating Valentine's Day with a special report on Black love, from the modern definition of the word to how this new generation views relationships.
This week on REVOLT Black News, the team investigates the alarming disparity when it comes to maternal care of Black women who are more than three times more likely to die from childbirth than white women. Then remember the Karens caught on tape? Where are these women now?
REVOLT Black News examines the brutal beating and murder of Tyre Nichols by the hands of, now, 6 officers who viciously beaten and ran down Tyre Nichols in Memphis. The team ends the show with a powerful tribute to Tyre and a glimpse to his personal life.
Season 4 premiere. Host Mara S. Campo sits down with Black Lives Matter co-founder Patrisse Cullors for an exclusive no-holds-barred interview addressing the accusations against her, her cousin Keenan Anderson’s recent death after an encounter with the LAPD, and how her family will fight for justice in his honor.
In this special edition of REVOLT BLACK NEWS, we investigate the crisis affecting the water and air in Black communities across the country. From Flint, Michigan to Louisiana's "Cancer Alley" to Watts, California, broken systems are causing concentrated pollutants in predominantly Black communities, leading to short and long-term health effects and financial burdens. We also examine the potential for pollutants to affect behavior and contribute to violence. Through interviews with community organizers, environmental justice activists, and legal experts, we discuss the responsibilities of government and elected officials in addressing these issues and the steps that can be taken by communities to fight against environmental injustice.
On this episode of Revolt Black News Weekly, the team explorers Brittney Griner's mental health post release. While investigating the purge law and what that will mean for our Black communities beyond the Illinois’ border. The team taps into Black mental health, and supporting HBCU’s in our "Stand Up For" segment. And more with the Revolutionary of the Week & Entertainment Remix.
This week on REVOLT Black News, the team examines the scandal of the Philadelphia experiment from the 50's to the 70's, how white modern day Tuskegee experiment contributes to Black America's mistrust of the medical system, and the recent news of Brittney Griner's release from a Russian prison. And more with the Revolutionary of the Week & Entertainment Remix.
On this episode of REVOLT Black News, the team investigates the number of young black men strip searched, violated, and humiliated in Milwaukee. The team then explorers the violence within the hip-hop community and culture while finding a solution to stopping tragic incidents. And more with the Revolutionary of the Week & Entertainment Remix.
On this episode of REVOLT Black News, the team examines the groundbreaking outcome of the mid-term elections, the power of the Gen-Z vote, and the nation's first congressman in that category. The team explorers the educational system and why it is failing our black students. And more with the Revolutionary of the Week & Entertainment Remix.
On this episode of REVOLT Black News, the team explorers gun violence as it continues to plague our men and women in our communities; the aftermath of the midterm elections and how racism and campaigns are intertwined; and more with the Revolutionary of the Week & Entertainment Remix.
On this episode of REVOLT Black News, we celebrate the life of Migos group member Takeoff, who was shot and killed earlier this week. The aftermath of Kanye West fallout and the impact its having on the family of George Floyd. His family member speaks with guest host Tezlyn Figaro in an RBNW exclusive interview. The team then, explores hip hop artists on trial and the pending legislation to protect them from the law as we roll into midterm elections.
On this episode of REVOLT Black News, we celebrate the life of Migos group member Takeoff, who was shot and killed earlier this week. The aftermath of Kanye West fallout and the impact its having on the family of George Floyd. His family member speaks with guest host Tezlyn Figaro in an RBNW exclusive interview. The team then, explores hip hop artists on trial and the pending legislation to protect them from the law as we roll into midterm elections.
REVOLT Black News explores the case of Pieper Lewis; sex trafficking and the crisis black women are facing; midterm elections and the importance of the Gen Z vote; and the latest in Haiti. And more with the Revolutionary of the Week & Entertainment Remix.
REVOLT Black News explores the case of Pieper Lewis; sex trafficking and the crisis black women are facing; midterm elections and the importance of the Gen Z vote; and the latest in Haiti. And more with the Revolutionary of the Week & Entertainment Remix.
On this episode of Revolt Black News, the team explores the LA City council's racist remarks that was leaked and what that means for voters as we approach Mid-Terms Elections. The recent statements from Kanye West's candid Drink Champs interview and more with the Revolutionary of the Week & Entertainment Remix.
On this episode, the team investigates inmates being mistreated in prisons across the country; influencers and social media, who is responsible for their actions, posts, and tweets. And more with the Revolutionary of the Week & Entertainment Remix.
On this episode of Revolt Black News, the team examines the illegal sale of bottled water, as young individuals known as "The Water Boys" controversial business, is it giving back to the community or causing violent turf battles; while discussing and comparing the number of homicides within the population, the homicide rate in New Orleans is significantly higher than in any other American city; HBCUs vs. PWIs - a debate about the black college experience and whether or not it should be shared at a predominantly white institutions.
This week on Revolt Black News Weekly, we explore the spike in robberies and violent crime in LA following the fatal robbery and death of rapper/singer PnB Rock. The team examines the purge law and our black communities beyond Illinois' border. For our “Black all over the world- we explore the ongoing violence in Haiti as well as the disproportionate access monkeypox vaccine in the African diaspora. And more with Entertainment Remix and Revolutionary of the Week.
This week on Revolt Black News Weekly, we explore the spike in robberies and violent crime in LA following the fatal robbery and death of rapper/singer PnB Rock. The team examines the purge law and our black communities beyond Illinois' border. For our “Black all over the world- we explore the ongoing violence in Haiti as well as the disproportionate access monkeypox vaccine in the African diaspora. And more with Entertainment Remix and Revolutionary of the Week.
This week on Revolt Black News Weekly, Segun Oduolowu, guest hosts this week as we investigate the deep-rooted history of the water crisis in Jackson, Mississippi as well as the recent increase in gang activity in Haiti. Kennedy Rue talks with Tyler Perry about his Netflix film “Jazzman’s Blues” and recaps Black Excellence at the 2022 Emmy Awards with some hot takes. And more with Entertainment Remix and Revolutionary of the Week.
This week on Revolt Black News Weekly, Segun Oduolowu, guest hosts this week as we investigate the deep-rooted history of the water crisis in Jackson, Mississippi as well as the recent increase in gang activity in Haiti. Kennedy Rue talks with Tyler Perry about his Netflix film “Jazzman’s Blues” and recaps Black Excellence at the 2022 Emmy Awards with some hot takes. And more with Entertainment Remix and Revolutionary of the Week.
On this episode of REVOLT Black News, the team explores the impact of the Biden Administration’s student loan debt relief on Black Americans; the debate of protecting hip hop lyrics from being used in the court of law. More with Entertainment Remix and Revolutionary of the Week.
On this episode of REVOLT Black News, the team explores the impact of the Biden Administration’s student loan debt relief on Black Americans; the debate of protecting hip hop lyrics from being used in the court of law. More with Entertainment Remix and Revolutionary of the Week.
On this episode of REVOLT Black News Weekly the team addresses the Brittney Griner effect and justice here on US soil, as an international effort is underway to bring her home. Exploring the plight of black business and the struggle in the midst of inflation. In our Entertainment Remix, Kennedy sits with Kevin Hart and more.
On this episode of REVOLT Black News Weekly the team addresses the Brittney Griner effect and justice here on US soil, as an international effort is underway to bring her home. Exploring the plight of black business and the struggle in the midst of inflation. In our Entertainment Remix, Kennedy sits with Kevin Hart and more.
REVOLT Black News Weekly examines environmental injustice, from Michigan to Louisiana, and how Black Americans are taking the lead to hold those in power accountable; exploring the world of finance and the crash of Crypto which was on the rise. More with Entertainment Remix and Revolutionary of the Week.
REVOLT Black News Weekly examines environmental injustice, from Michigan to Louisiana, and how Black Americans are taking the lead to hold those in power accountable; exploring the world of finance and the crash of Crypto which was on the rise. More with Entertainment Remix and Revolutionary of the Week.
In this episode of REVOLT Black News Weekly, the lead piece addresses fact and fiction of Monkeypox and the impact on Black Americans. Next we explore the impact to the culture if a proposed ban on menthol goes through, we speak to folks on both sides. Then it’s Kennedy Rue’s sit down and flashback with Jamie Foxx. and lastly we highlight the 9-year-old changing the face of diversity on YouTube.
Sunday, July 31, marks 100 days out until the midterms.It’s something that occurs every political season. RBNW examines the political pandering of Black Americans in efforts of securing the coveted Black vote. Is it cynical or helpful? Watch new episodes of REVOLT Black News Thursdays @ 9p ET, only on REVOLT.
REVOLT Black News Weekly investigates the ongoing efforts from the family of Emmett Till pushing authorities to serve a 1955 arrest warrant to the white woman they say is responsible for his murder and kidnapping. In a discussion we get perspective from the younger generation to the rebirthed mission to rewrite history. More with Entertainment Remix and Revolutionary of the Week.
REVOLT Black News Weekly investigates the growing ideology of the The Great Replacement Theory and the extreme violence targeting Black Americans rooted in racist fear mongering. In a discussion, we examine the threats depicted in mainstream events like the Buffalo shooting, and more with Entertainment Remix and Revolutionary of the Week. Watch new episodes of REVOLT Black News Thursdays @ 9p ET, only on REVOLT.
REVOLT Black News Weekly investigates the growing ideology of the The Great Replacement Theory and the extreme violence targeting Black Americans rooted in racist fear mongering. In a discussion, we examine the threats depicted in mainstream events like the Buffalo shooting, and more with Entertainment Remix and Revolutionary of the Week. Watch new episodes of REVOLT Black News Thursdays @ 9p ET, only on REVOLT.
REVOLT Black News questions why Jayland Walker story is invisible from the mainstream news cycle; the silence of a community and witnesses surrounding Nipsey Hussle's murder; What is the outcome of Britney Griner pleading guilty. And more with Entertainment Remix and Revolutionary of the Week.
REVOLT Black News examines the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, holding that there is no longer a federal constitutional right to an abortion, how the distrust in the medical industry amongst the black community, leads to more disparaging health issues, and more with Entertainment Remix and Revolutionary of the Week.
Mara Schiavocampo and guests celebrate Juneteenth with a roundtable discussion about some of the most important issues impacting Black culture today, including building Black businesses, closing the wealth gap, destigmatizing mental health, the importance of HBCUs, and more.
On this episode of Revolt Black News, Host Neima Abdulahi investigates the aftermath and effects of crime in Black communities, the deep rooted stereotype about deadbeat dads, and more with Entertainment Remix and Revolutionary of the Week.
Host Neima Abdulahi zeroes in on the spike in mass shootings in the U.S hitting Black communities harder than before, and speaks with residents after gunfire erupted at one of Philly’s main strips, killing three and injuring 11. Plus: a tribute to rapper Trouble.
On this intense episode of Revolt Black News, the mass shootings from Buffalo to Texas are deeply examined.
On this episode of REVOLT Black News, the scandal and business of Black Lives Matter Global Network Foundation, Inc. and it's former leader Patrisse Cullors will be discussed; Baby formula shortage and the racial disparities and biases black mothers face; An in-depth look on black mental health - a study shows 80% of suicide deaths in the black community are black men; and more with Entertainment Remix & Revolutionary Of The Week. Watch new episodes of REVOLT Black News Thursdays @ 9p ET, only on REVOLT.
On this episode of REVOLT Black News, the coverage of the mass shooting in Buffalo, NY and the racially motivated attack will be discussed; YSL's legal battle with Young Thug & Gunna being indicted on gang-related crimes; the status of Brittney Griner; the recent death of Kevin Samuels; and this year's Billboard Music Awards and The LOVE Takeover.
Revolt Black News examines the history of abortions in the U.S. and it's impact on Black Women; Inflation - how the instant surge is impacting the black communities; Mental Health and its cross generational gap; and more with the Revolutionary of the Week & Entertainment Remix featuring the Chairman - Sean Combs discussing this year's Billboard Awards as the Host and Executive Producer.
REVOLT Black News investigates the deep rooted history inside the White House’s effort to dismantle racial bias in the home lending and appraisal process and promote generational wealth creation through homeownership; Twitter's Board to accept Elon Musk’s offer to purchase Twitter and convert it into a private entity, and more.
The legal battle of the Megan Thee Stallion vs. Tory Lanez case is being examined; Kevin Samuels and his interesting views on rating women, single motherhood, and the destruction of the black family; and a conversation about interracial dating in which studies show black men are twice as likely to marry outside their race than black women.
On this episode of Revolt Black News; Marcus Wilson faces trial for the murder of Haley Hutcheson, in which Wilson and his team claimed self-defense ; the fatal stabbing of Christian Toby Obumseli; the latest legislative attempt to legalize marijuana; marriage in the black community and an in-depth look into monogamy.
Dissecting Biden's $32 Billion Police deal and the status of the George Floyd Bill; Shyne, The Hip Hop Head of State and his leadership in Belize; What are some of the startup challenges Black Business owners may face? How can we improve the quality of Black Business? Watch new episodes of REVOLT Black News Thursdays @ 9p ET, only on REVOLT.
Discussing the tragic death of Nipsey Hussle, how to stop the gun violence against rappers; how Black women's hair is dissected in mainstream media and the root of the issue; What's behind African nations and their split on Putin; and the difference between stand your ground, is there a legal double standard?
On this episode of Revolt Black News; Where is Brittney Grier? A growing number of Haitians are fleeing their homeland due to violence and instability; Brown vs. Board - the American education system and the absence of Black male teachers; Black to Business, why black people aren't spending money in their own communities.
On this episode of Revolt Black News; discussing the American education system; remembering Breonna Taylor; the rise of cosmetic procedures and an in-depth look on why its trending among black women. Black owned media covering the biggest stories from Covid-19 to George Floyd and the recent sentencing of Jussie Smollett.
Discussing the relevance of African countries tied to Ukraine and the domino effect as the nation faces war; Who is Kentaji Brown-Jackson? and do Black officials have to use their power to serve the Black community in America?; Black Hair Therapy and the importance of self-care and expression and "Black Women Luxury" problematic or motivational?
Dissecting the drill music phenomenon and the surge of gang-related gun violence in New York City, artists weigh in on how its bigger than the underground genre; the latest study done by the CDC - Black people representing only 12% of the U.S. population but having the largest share of HIV diagnoses. Why are people falling for romance scams? A conversation on the shooting death of Amir Locke and a tribute to Trayvon Martin. Hosted by Neima Abdulahi.
Looking at the legacy and misconceptions of the Black Panthers and Black Lives Matter movements; an analysis of the "smash and grab" trend; does marriage still matter for Black people?; TikTok's Black content creator conundrum; celebrating the Black Music and Entertainment Walk of Fame. Hosted by Neima Abdulahi.
In this episode of REVOLT Black News Weekly, guest host Neima Abdulahi examines Kanye and Drake’s “Free Larry Hoover Benefit Concert” and if it helped or harmed the social justice cause. Larry Hoover’s Attorney, Justin Moore and Author of Trap History A.R. Shaw join.
As we head into the holidays, a special panel on how inflation and supply chain shortages are impacting healthy food access for Black communities.
RBN Special Correspondent Kennedy Rue McCullough takes us through this week’s REVOLT Radar which includes Denzel directing “A Journal for Jordan” starring Michael B. Jordan; Travis Scott sits down with Charlamagne about the Astroworld tragedy; and Megan Thee Stallion is now a college graduate! Dani Canada and Ray Cunningham join.
Neima moderates a roundtable, looking back at the year’s biggest international stories on Revolt Black News Weekly in 2021. Whenda Tima helps us check-in on Haiti, and Su Solo gives an update in Tigray!
And Neima closes out the show with the biggest stories of 2021 that caught the attention of RBNW! From the insurrection on Jan 6; to the wave of change with Kamala Harris becoming the first African-American woman to be sworn in as Vice President. A culture shaken at the death of DMX, and awakened by a year in social justice!
In this episode of REVOLT Black News Weekly, Eboni K Williams and panel examine the 500+ homicides in Philly, making it the deadliest year in the city’s history. Philadelphia Councilman Kenyatta Johnson joins to answer the question - what is going on in Wild West Philly?
Host of Maconomics, Ro$$ Mac and Personal Finance Expert Ash Cash are Guests in the roundtable that break down how to get into the game of digital currency and avoid the pitfalls!
RBN Special Correspondent Kennedy Rue McCullough takes us through this week’s REVOLT Radar which includes Drake withdrawing his 2 Grammy nominations, Jussie Smollett takes the stand, and Meagan Good stops by to discuss her new Amazon show, ‘Harlem.’
RBN Special Correspondent Neima Abdulahi moderates a discussion on Barbados breaking free from Buckinham palace. Guests Kobie Broomes, Kareem Smith and Dr. Claire Nelson join to dissect what this means for the island and how Rihanna was declared a national hero.
And in another edition of REVOLT’s ‘Stand Up For’ Series presented by State Farm, the non-profit Black Girls Code spotlights “Black Innovation.” Its CEO, Kimberly Bryant drops by to highlight their vital work in the Bay Area where they’re changing the face of technology!
In this episode of REVOLT Black News Weekly, Eboni K Williams and a team of legal experts look back on the trial of Ahmaud Arbery’s convicted murders and ask the question - what if there had been no video evidence?... Professor Clark D. Cunningham, Georgia State College of Law joins.
RBN Special Correspondent Neima Abdulahi moderates an African roundtable where guests respond to the Omicron Covid-19 variant and how the travel restrictions impact their life on the ground. Khumo Masege, South African Clinical Psychotherapist joins.
A very special tribute to the life and legacy of creative visionary, Virgil Abloh. Designers Dao-Yi Chow and Maxwell Osborne join.
RBN Special Correspondent Kennedy Rue McCullough takes us through this week’s REVOLT Radar which includes Kevin Hart and Wesley Snipes’ new series “True Story”, and Kirk Franklin stops by to chat about bringing Gospel to the big screen in his new Christmas film.
And in another edition of REVOLT’s ‘Stand Up For’ Series presented by State Farm, Managing Director of the Little Haiti Cultural Complex, Sandy Dorsainvil, spotlights how their youth arts center bridges culture, community and youth!
In this episode of REVOLT Black News Weekly, the gun violence crisis in Black communities takes center stage. From highlighting the “Black Safety First: A Revolt Family Discussion” Panel at the Revolt Summit in Atlanta over the weekend, Eboni K Williams brings an additional conversation to various activists and families who are grieving to find solutions.
National civil rights attorney Justin A. Moore joins a roundtable conversation examining the power of pastors beyond the pulpit in the murder trial of Ahmaud Arbery. Are Black Faith Leaders in-fact applying pressure on the case? If so - why - and historically speaking, how effective are they?
RBN Special Correspondent Kennedy Rue McCullough takes us through this week’s REVOLT Radar which includes the cast of The Game returning in their 10th season, 50 Cent developing Snoop Dogg’s ‘Murder Was The Case’ as a TV show, and Kelly Rowland speaks out about her son’s police-themed birthday party. Dani Canada, J1 and Sound Clash join in conversation.
RBN Special Correspondent Neima Abdulahi and a roundtable of African expert guests look at End-SARS one-later --- how can we measure Nigeria? Panelists break down the Nigerian Police Force’s disbandment of the Special Anti-Robbery Force Squad, and if there has been progress since.
In another edition of REVOLT’s ‘Stand Up For’ Series presented by State Farm, organizers from The Love Fridge in Chicago spotlight “Black Food Security.” The segment gives a special look into the organization’s important work facilitating various food resources into neighborhoods of color.
In this episode of Revolt Black News Weekly, Eboni K Williams and panelists examine the Astroworld travesty and if Travis Scott’s career is truly over. Derrian Perry, LaToya Evans, and Morten Thanning Vendelo join for perspective on the events, while looking back at previous debacles... were other music artists able to bounce-back historically?
In the trial of the three white men who plead not guilty to charges of murder, aggraved assault, and false imprisonment in the death of Ahmaud Arbery, only 1 of 12 Jurors are Black. As the trial heads into Day 6, this panel dissects how that jury representation will or won’t equate to justice. Criminal Defense attorney Bernarda Villalona, Transformative Justice Coalition Founder Barbara Arnwine, and Brunswick Activist Triana Arnold James join.
RBN Special Correspondent Kennedy Rue McCullough takes us through this week’s Entertainment Round-Up which includes a reimagining of The Preacher’s Wife, the ‘Atlanta’ Season 3 trailer, and Ye’s Drink Champs interview that broke the internet. Daryl Archie and Blue Telusma join in conversation.
The conflict between the Ethiopian Federal Government and Tigray’s Regional State has surpassed one-year. The government is now allegedly asking retired soldiers to arm-up, while TPLF are reportedly miles away from the capital city of Addis Ababa. As the panel examines the conflict and its impending escalation in the capital, the Guests will address the question - what exactly is this region on the brink of? Ethiopian-American journalist Hermela Aregawi, Community Organizer Nebiyu Asfaw, and Professor of Political Science at UCLA Edmond J. Keller join.
Our final segment will tease our “Black Safety” panel for the Revolt Summit in Atlanta this week, where victims' families who’ve lost loved ones to violence will share personal stories as we try to get to solutions to make Black safety first a priority. The conversation will air in its entirety on RBNW next week.
In this episode of Revolt Black News Weekly, Eboni K Williams looks at John and Ronell Stephenson’s imprisonment in Ecuador and asks are Black Americans safer before or after they leave U.S. borders? The Stephenson Brothers, their attorney Jason Poblete, and their father Robert Stephenson all join. Additionally, Investigative Youtuber Rob Christian gives perspective.
It’s “The Great Resignation.” Kevonna McAnuff, Denise Hamilton, and Davida Selby look at the trends in Black Americans logging off Zoom & carving their own entrepreneurial paths. How are businesses responding and incentivizing their employees to stay?
RBN Special Correspondent Kennedy Rue McCullough takes us through this week’s Entertainment Round-Up which includes Will Smith’s ‘The Best Shape of My Life’ official trailer, the premiere of ‘Colin Kaepernick In Black And White,’ and UCLA’s new diversity report. Shynieka Taylor and Ty Cole join.
Kennedy Rue McCullough, Claire Sulmers, and Frenchye Harris look at the Black Fashion Movement since the BLM Movement and break down if there has been progress or not.
Special RBN Correspondent Darian Hall dives into the always important topic of mental health in this segment - State Farm: Stand Up For Black Mental Health.
In this episode of Revolt Black News Weekly, Eboni K Williams leads an extensive panel ahead of election day on November 2nd and examines how Georgia’s recent voter laws could impact the Atlanta Mayoral election. J Craig Gordon, Garrison Douglas, Nse’ Ufot, and Olivia Rondaeu join.
Guests Neima Abdulahi, Rasha Ali and Ramey Dawoud dissect the unrest in Sudan. What’s behind the Coup, what’s at stake, and what’s the future of its people?
In this week’s entertainment round-up, Kennedy Rue, Shanna Pinnock, Scott Evans and Angelique Jackson break down the ‘Insecure’ premiere, Wizkid’s Afrobeats, the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Inductees and much more.
Guest Correspondent Neima Abdulahi interviews a panel across generations about social media saturation and how it’s changing our lives. Stephanie Humphrey, Dai Time, Lorenzo Gordon, and Dr. Robert Motley join.
Guest Correspondent Rodney Rikai leads a roundtable discussion about financial literacy, economic mobility and closing the wealthy gap with the good folks at Ally financial. It’s Moguls in the Making!
In this episode of Revolt Black News Weekly, Eboni K Williams explores the trial of the three men accused of killing Ahmaud Arbery with attorneys Gerald Griggs and Sue-Ann Robinson.
Carel Pedre joins for insight into the recent kidnappings in Haiti and with some residents refusing to come out of their houses in protest of safety - is the Caribbean country in a new state of desperation?
Guest Correspondent Neima Abdulahi moderates this week’s entertainment round-up with Dani Canada and Ray Corneilius, where they cover Halle Berry making her directorial debut in ‘Bruised,’ congratulations are in order for Eve and her new baby, and Ava Duvernay drops by to talk about her new show ‘Naomi.’
In this roundtable, Dr. April Speed, Shondia McFadden and Ricki Fairly discuss Black Women’s Health in Breast Cancer Awareness Month. They break down the disparities and how the pandemic is or is not impacting the statistics.
In another edition of REVOLT’s ‘Stand Up For’ Series presented by State Farm, RBN Correspondent Gia Peppers sits down with the Co-Founders of “The Aunties,” Coco Gilbert and Teyana Taylor about being “Black in the Workplace.”
In this episode of REVOLT BLACK NEWS, guest host Neima Abdulahi examines the war-of-words and collaboration between Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot and Cook County State Attorney Kim Foxx regarding the city’s recent West Side shooting with panelists Brandon Pope, Jahmal Cole, and Ibie Hart.
Michelle Hope, Jonathan Kirkland, and Leah Gordone dive-into the potential dangers of the Black Dating App industry.
Rap legend Ludacris stops by to chat about his new animated Netflix series ‘Karma.’
Quincy Harris, Janee Bolden, and Shenelle Genai breakdown R. Kelly’s spike in album sales, the CCA’s Celebration Of Black Cinema & Television, and all of this week’s entertainment headlines.
Kevin Cohee, Jeffrey Collins, and Ash Cash dissect Biden’s Banking Bill and ask if it will bankrupt the President’s approval rating.
And radio personalities Su Solo & Feleg “Shorty Mack” help spotlight the humanitarian crisis in the Tigray region of Ethiopia.
In this episode of Revolt Black News, Guest Host NEIMA ABDULAHI examines the Facebook whistleblower and the social media shut down with Tech Expert Stephanie Humphrey and Financial Expert Ash Cash.
Kitti Jones, ex-girlfriend of R. Kelly and former prosecutor & civil rights attorney Maria Banjo answer the question: Can Black Women be damsels in distress?
Ty Cole and Shynika Taylor break down all this week’s entertainment news including ‘Insecure’ going into its final season, the Hollywood Foreign Press Association adding 6 Black members to its membership, and Black playwrights pen new stories hitting the Broadway stage.
Sports Reporter Mark Haynes and Activist Shar Bates examine the vaccine conundrum across the NBA and Hollywood.
Activist and Pastor of the Metropolitan AME Church in Harlem NY, Reverend Stephen A. Green responds to the recent vandalization of the George Floyd statue in Union Square.
Founder of Afrochella Abdul Karim talks about what’s moving folks “Black to Africa” with Sonjiah Davis and Diddi Emah.
And before Demond Mullins PH.D sets off for Mt. Everest with the first ever All Black Everest Expedition Team, he joins the show.
In this episode of Revolt Black News Weekly, Eboni K Williams breaks down the R. Kelly verdict with “Surviving R. Kelly” Executive Producer Tamra Simmons, attorney Gerald Griggs who represents the family of Jocelyn Savage (one of R. Kelly’s girlfriends), and criminal defense attorney Bernarda Villalona.
Black Americans are resorting to “DIY” tactics to investigate and report on the disparity in Black missing persons. The mother of Brittany Palmer - Vontria Palmer Mobley, Leah Gordone of Black Girl News, and Minnesota State Representative Ruth Richardson join.
Sara Lovestyle, Scott Evans, Danielle Canada and Jameer Pond discuss all things entertainment with the new Kanye West netflix trailer, Teyana Taylor retirement tour, singer Kelly Price speaks out following MIA allegations and more.
Rochelle Ritchie interviews realtor Jeffrey St.Arromand about the “New Migration” as increasing numbers of Black people migrate back to the south. And Ross Mac of Maconomics examines financial credit and positioning one’s ability to obtain home ownership.
Dr. Yaba Blay sits down with Essence beauty writer Blake Newby to discuss the cultural appropriation backlash following Rihanna’s latest Savage x Fenty fashion show.
In this episode of REVOLT BLACK NEWS, Eboni K Williams dives into the Haitian immigration and deportation issues at the Texas border with Melky Jean and France Francois. REVOLT BLACK NEWS kicks-off its mayoral race series in ATL with Sandy Springs mayoral candidate, Dontaye Carter. Mandii B, Jason Carter, and Sibley Scoles discuss all things entertainment with updates in the case of R. Kelly, a Kobe Bryant-designed watch up for auction for $10 Million, Jeezy and Jeannie Mai announce their first child, and Usain Bolt speaks on Sha’Carri Richardson. A special STEM spotlight with former NASA Engineer Dajae Williams, while Rochelle Ritchie moderates a conversation with Baxter Clewis Consulting founder, Boyd Clewis and Caleb Anderson, a 13-year-old Freshman at Georgia Tech majoring in Aerospace Engineering. Christina Granville interviews Jasmine Crowe the CEO of Goodr Grocery Store and Principal John Madden, whose 900 students & families it will serve in College Park, GA.
In this episode of REVOLT BLACK NEWS, Eboni K Williams along with attorneys Walter Mosley and Bernarda Villalona examine the fourth week in the people’s case against Robert Sylvester Kelly. The panel breaks down the prosecutorial strategy and what they learned from R. Kelly’s 2008 acquittal.
In this episode of REVOLT BLACK NEWS, Eboni interviews Congresswoman Barbara Lee, the sole member of Congress to vote against the Afghanistan War. The two breakdown what’s transpired over the past 20 years, the current stakes today, and where does the United States go from here. Dr. Bernard Ashby & Dr. Thomas Oden tackle the narratives that Black men are not getting vaccinated, the historical hesitancies, and what viewers should know when it comes to fear vs. facts. Rochelle Ritchie interviews White House Principal Deputy Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre about the United States providing aid to Haiti. And, Shamea Morton and Swaggy Sie celebrate all of this week’s Black Excellence in Entertainment.
In this episode of REVOLT BLACK NEWS, Eboni K. Williams interviews Haitian-American Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick who is running for Congress about the recent earthquake in Haiti, its devastating death toll and what resources viewers must know so we can all lend a hand. Singer/songwriter Stacy Barthe joins as well for a heartfelt word on Haiti. Deputy Secretary of the Treasury, Wally Adeyemo discusses infrastructure, the child tax credit, and emergency rental assistance. Rodney Rikai interviews Dr. Steve Perry, Head of Schools for Capital Preparatory Schools and Behavior Specialist from Broward County, FL about kids heading back for in-person learning as it relates to mask mandates and vaccinations. And, Bexx Francois and Jameer Pond celebrate all of this week’s Black Excellence in Entertainment.
In this episode of REVOLT BLACK NEWS, Eboni K Williams and familiar faces of the show Rochelle Ritchie & Dustin Ross discuss the recent vaccine mandate in New York as it relates to safety of the whole, one’s rights and communal comfortability. Kaz and Rodney Rikai break down all the Olympic Gold from the final week in Tokyo. Blue Telusma and Angie Nwandu celebrate all the latest Black Excellence in Entertainment. Author & Celebrity Financial Coach, Dr. Lynn Richardson gives all the facts in Black Home Ownership and how more folks in our community can get equipped in knowing our rights & what questions to ask when looking to buy that first home.
In this episode of REVOLT BLACK NEWS, the blocks are hot across inner cities around the country. Eboni K Williams interviews Atlanta Councilman Antonio Brown about the rising crime rate in ATL, while Rodney Rikai & Reecie Colbert examine the stats in D.C and whether safety is improving. Bri Harmon & Shamea Morton celebrate all of this week’s Black Excellence in Entertainment. And Rochelle Ritchie moderates a special innovation & technology discussion with entrepreneur & inventor Freddie Figgers!
In this episode of REVOLT BLACK NEWS, host Eboni K. Williams interviews Nina Turner who’s running in Ohio’s 11th congressional district special election. Brandon Truttling & Dr. Chris T. Pernell discuss the rising numbers in COVID-19 cases, the state of vaccines and what we can do to stop the spread. Host of the Straight Shot No Chaser podcast Tezlyn Figaro & Political Analyst Shermichael Singleton break down the most recent political headlines out of Washington and how they’re impacting Black America. And Danielle Young joins for this week’s Black Excellence in Entertainment.
In this episode of REVOLT BLACK NEWS, host Eboni K. Williams talks with British comedian London Hughes about her racial experiences abroad. The crises in South Africa, Haiti, and Cuba are expounded on. Mandii B moderates a conversation with Phoenix Mercury Assistant Coach and Sports Journalist Ari Chambers about all things WNBA during their 25th season! Rochelle Ritchie interviews Blxst for a special artist spotlight. And DJ Damage & Bexx Francois celebrate all of this week’s Black Excellence in Entertainment.
In this new episode of "REVOLT BLACK NEWS," host Eboni K Williams breaks down the 2021 Summer Tokyo Olympics with Black Olympian guests Sanya Richards-Ross, Maritza McClendon and Nzingha Prescod. Kaz and ESPN personality Jalen Rosen discuss all things sports like the NBA Finals, USA Women’s Basketball, and new NCAA compensation rule for endorsement deals. Legendary Bad Boy rapper turned Belizean politician Shyne also stops by to share his plans for the betterment of the political landscape in his country of Belize. Lastly, Jason Carter and Mandii B celebrate all of this week’s Black Excellence in Entertainment.
In this special episode of REVOLT BLACK NEWS, guest host Rochelle Ritchie discusses Juneteenth, it’s historical significance and the bill in the Senate unanimously passed for it to become a federal holiday. Also, we take a special look at Saturday’s Juneteenth Episode of “Revolt Black News” from The Gathering Spot In Atlanta. In another edition of REVOLT’s “Stand Up For” series, Gia Peppers interviews Killer Mike at The Swag Shop in Atlanta about the impact of Black banking and his work in co-founding ‘Greenwood’ - a financial institution for Black & Brown communities.
In this episode of REVOLT BLACK NEWS, Eboni K Williams is joined by Married To Medicine’s Dr. Contessa Metcalfe to break down the stigmas of substance abuse in the Black community and the particular hardships the pandemic has layered on. Rodney Rikai interviews G Herbo about mental health impacting the younger generations and how the pain manifests itself through hip hop. And, Creator & Executive Producer of Starz’s new hit show ‘Run The World’ Leigh Davenport helps celebrate all of this week’s Black Excellence in Entertainment.
In this episode of REVOLT BLACK NEWS, Eboni K. Williams sits down with former ATL mayoral candidate Michael Sterling & Atlanta City Councilman Antonio Brown to discuss the political climate of Atlanta. Rochelle Ritchie talks Black Capitalism with Mandy Bowman from Official Black Wall Street & Lynn P. Smith from Buy The Block. Jason Carter hosts this week’s Black Excellence in Entertainment with guest Bexx Francois. And in another installment of RBN’s NYC Mayoral Race series, candidate & businessman Ray Mcguire joins to breakdown his agenda for the Black community.
In this episode of REVOLT BLACK NEWS, Eboni K Williams interviews Senior Advisor to the President, Cedric Richmond to evaluate the President’s first 100 Days in office and what gains the Black community are seeing. Touré moderates an additional conversation about Biden’s first 100 days from the public perspective with activist Shar Bates, ‘Our Black Party’ Co-Founder Dr. Wes Bellamy, and Republican strategist Chris Prudhome. Brandon Truttling joins in conversation with newly appointed SBA Director, Isabelle Guzman to breakdown PPP loans businesses of color and the Restaurant Revitalization Program. Damage leads Black Entertainment Excellence in Entertainment, while honoring the late Andre Harrell as we approach the 1 year anniversary of his untimely passing.
In this episode of Revolt Black News, Eboni K Williams and Floyd family attorneys Chris Stewart & Justin Miller breakdown the “Trial Of The Century” that convicted Derek Chauvin on two counts of murder and one count of manslaughter. Rochelle Ritche interviews Tamika D. Mallory and Touré about how the guilty verdict impacts law enforcement policies going forward. And Dr. Fauci joins to discuss the current state of the COVID-19 vaccines.
In this episode of REVOLT BLACK NEWS, Eboni K Williams is joined by Eric Garner’s daughter Emerald Snipes Garner, and author & pundit Tezlyn Figaro to examine the overwhelming funds & organizations in this country whose mission is to ensure that Black lives matter. Retired LAPD Sergeant Cheryl Dorsey condemns the fatal shooting of Daunte Wright and gives her perspective on the lack of accountability within law enforcement practices. Rochelle Ritchie interviews Dr. Contessa Metcalfe about the fragility of Black mental health in times when the layers of Black pain are exponential. And, Dustin Ross & Zuri Hall celebrate all of this week’s Black Excellence in Entertainment!
In this episode of REVOLT BLACK NEWS, Executive Director of the National Black Justice Coalition, David Johns moderates a panel with activists Tim’m West, Melanie Willingham-Jager and Dylan Hughes dissecting recent anti-transgender laws sweeping across multiple states. Gia Peppers & DonJuan Clark celebrate this week’s Black Excellence in Entertainment with special guest Vanessa Williams. And in another installment of RBN’s NYC Mayoral Race series, candidate Dianne Morales joins to breakdown her agenda for the Black community.
In this episode of Revolt Black News, Eboni K Williams dissects the different perspectives of the 2nd Amendment in the Black community. Geneva Solomon from Redstone Firearms & Maj Toure, founder of ‘Black Guns Matter’ vocalize their Pro-Gun perspective. Tanya Christian moderates a conversation with Democry-ish Co-Hosts Danielle Moodie & journalist Touré about their Anti-Gun viewpoints. Brooklyn Borough President & NYC Mayoral Candidate Eric Adams joins for RBN’s next installment of the NYC Mayoral Race Series. Blue Telusma & Jameer Pond celebrate all this week’s Black Excellence in Entertainment!
In this episode of REVOLT BLACK NEWS, Eboni K Williams dives into the Derek Chauvin trial with the help of activist Kimberly Latrice Jones and Attorney Christopher Steward who represented George Floyd’s family in their $27 Million settlement. Adidas & Revolt come through for the collab in a conversation on sustainability in fashion with Founder of GALERIE.LA, Dechel McKillian and global handbag designer Brandon Blackwood.
Rochelle Ritchie interviews Atlanta City Councilman Antonio Brown about mass shootings & legislation as it relates to the recent events of Atlanta & Boulder, CO. Dustin Ross & Bexx Francois celebrate all of this week’s Black Excellence in Entertainment. And Brandon Truttling delivers this week’s headlines.
In this episode of REVOLT BLACK NEWS, Eboni K Williams and Dr. Uche Blackstock recap one-year in the COVID-19 pandemic and dissect how the future will look. Dr. Chris Pernell sits down with Dr. Kanisha Hall to examine the current state of vaccines. DMANI Entertainment Group CEO Silbert Mani and Broccoli City Festival Founder Brandon McEachern forecast the future of live events. Brittany Lee Lewis & Danielle Young celebrate all of this week’s Black Excellence in Entertainment.
In this episode of Revolt Black News, Eboni K Williams spotlights the importance & urgency of representation. Rodney Rikai interviews Nascar driver Bubba Wallace & his mentee Raja Caruth who’ve partnered up for McDonald’s Black & Positively Golden Mentor Program. Award winning Publicist, Phreshy, discusses Black PR and authenticating the Black image in his work. ICM Agent, Yves Pierre who represents Rapsody, Migos, & Lil Yachty examines representation in Black agenting. Right Hand Music Group CEO Courtney Stewart who reps Khalid stops by to discuss Black representation in artist development & management. Gerren Keith Gaynor & Shamea Morton celebrate all this week’s Black Excellence in Entertainment. And, Brandon Truttling delivers this week’s headlines.
In this episode of "REVOLT BLACK NEWS," Eboni K. Williams tackles the different avenues of weed. Black people are disproportionately convicted and sentenced to prison for drug related offenses as compared to their white counterparts. So, we must learn more about the industry to make it work for us and become the bosses in it that we wish to be without legal consequence.
In this episode of "REVOLT BLACK NEWS," Eboni K. Williams is joined by Republican Chris Prudhome and Democrat Danielle Moodie to break down the first week of Donald Trump’s second impeachment trial. Former NBA player turned businessman Baron Davis and former NFL Linebacker DeMarcus Ware discuss their entrepreneurial paths beyond sports. Darrell Britt-Gibson from ‘Judas And The Black Messiah’ joins for Black Excellence Entertainment. Plus, Koya Webb and Brittany Richardson examine the importance of mental health and therapy in the Coronavirus pandemic. Lastly, Stacey Ike delivers this week’s headlines.
In this episode of "REVOLT BLACK NEWS," Eboni K. Williams puts colorism under the lens with guest Jason Lee and Blue Telusma. Rodney Rikai, Panama Jackson, and filmmaker Merawi Gerima breakdown the 2021 NAACP Image Award nominees, and the Black movies and TV shows snubbed by the 2021 Golden Globes. Nia Imani, Dorion Renaud and Dr. Ellen Rucker discuss their Black beauty and haircare brands, and the importance of self-care in a pandemic. Scott Evans joins for Black Excellence Entertainment. Last, but certainly not least, we celebrate the life and legacy of Cicely Tyson.
In this episode of "REVOLT BLACK NEWS," Eboni K. Williams is joined by Karen Civil, Blavity's Morgan DeBaun, and The Gathering Spot's Ryan Wilson to examine Clubhouse’s $1 billion valuation, and Black people's influence that gives platforms their popularity and success. Ross Mac -- aka the Wall Street rapper -- Ash Cash, and Ashley Harrington discuss financial progress and the hurdles of COVID-19. Kaz and Rashan Ali breakdown all news surrounding Super Bowl LV. Steelo joins for Black Excellence Entertainment. And we celebrate the life and legacy of one of the greatest baseball players of all time Hank Aaron.
In this season two premiere of "REVOLT BLACK NEWS," Eboni K. Williams returns and takes a hard look at 2021 in Black Amerikkka -- we know the year just started, but so much has already happened from the U.S. Capitol riots by Trump supporters, Joe Biden and Kamala Harris entering office and more!
In this episode of "REVOLT BLACK NEWS," Eboni K. Williams is joined by the Mayor of Atlanta, Keisha Lance Bottoms, to discuss Georgia’s pivotal role in the 2020 presidential election, where the state turned blue for Joe Biden, which was the first time Georgia turned blue for a Democratic president candidate in 28 years, as well as the state's crucial moment for Congressional Democratic control in the runoffs.
In this episode of "REVOLT BLACK NEWS," Eboni K. Williams is joined by Van Lathan and Soledad O’Brien to examine disinformation and how it influences the media especially in regard to election coverage. Gary Chambers Jr. and Damon Hewitt discuss social activism in the south, and its impact on a political shift. Reecie Colbert and Michael Harriot break down the general election results between Biden and Trump, what’s to ensue and how the Georgia runoffs will decide control of Congress: Democrats or Republicans? Also, Dustin Ross stops by for Black Excellence Entertainment.
In this episode of "REVOLT BLACK NEWS," Eboni K. Williams breaks down the most important presidential election of our lifetime between Donald Trump and Joe Biden. Lindsey Granger moderates a conversation with former RNC Chairman Michael Steele and Danielle Moodie about the election results and states' votes. Isaac Hayes III also gives his take on the 2020 election, the games Trump is playing and what’s next in the fight for social justice.
In this episode of 'REVOLT BLACK NEWS,' Rotimi, Dr. Wendy Osefo and Angie Nwandu join Eboni K. Williams to break down police brutality in Nigeria and the #EndSars movement, which highlights Black oppression on a global scale. Jaime Harrison examines his tight Senate race in South Carolina, and Cori Bush discusses her potential election, which would make her the first Black woman from Missouri in the U.S. House of Representatives. Plus, Tezlyn Figaro, Shermichael Singleton and Kamau Marshall make their general election predictions between Trump and Biden less than one week away from Election Day, Nov. 3.
In this episode of "REVOLT BLACK NEWS," Eboni K. Williams examines both Democrat and Republican perspectives as we gear up for the 2020 presidential election on Nov. 3 where the American people will vote for Donald Trump or Joe Biden. Black women behind the Biden/Harris campaign like Ashley Allison and Phillana Williams join, while Chris Prudhome breaks down Black support for Trump. Big Boi and Sleepy Brown stop by for a word on their new single and message. Danielle Young returns for "Black Excellence Entertainment," and for Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Lyndsey Christian gives her personal account on beating triple-negative breast cancer. It’s time for some action!
On Friday (Oct. 16), Sean “Diddy” Combs officially launched a Black political party and endorsed Joe Biden. Visit http://www.OurBlackParty.org now. Joining Charlamagne Tha God for a discussion about the 2020 presidential election and what this all means for Black Americans, Combs didn’t hold back about his controversial “hold the Black vote hostage” statement, President Trump’s outrageous “stand back and stand by” comments to The Proud Boys and more. The mogul also talked the launch of Our Black Party, a new political party designed with an agenda focused on the African-American community’s needs.
In this episode of "REVOLT BLACK NEWS," Our Black Party, a new political party designed with an agenda specifically focused on the African-American community’s needs, joins to talk utilizing Black political power to advocate for overdue social change. Less than three weeks away from the 2020 presidential election, we're continuing the much-needed dialogue about Donald Trump and Joe Biden's candidacies in regard to the American people, but especially Black people. Show guests include Jeezy, Sen. Nina Turner, and Our Black Party Co-Chairs Dr. Wes and Mayor Candance Hollingsworth.
In this episode of "REVOLT BLACK NEWS," Eboni K. Williams breaks down the 2020 vice presidential debate between Senator Kamala Harris and Vice President Mike Pence with guests Vic Mensa, YelloPain and Isaac Hayes III. Phoenix Mercury Assistant Coach Chasity Melvin also joins to discuss the NBA finals between the Los Angeles Lakers and Miami Heat; and the WNBA finals between the Seattle Storm and Las Vegas Aces. Candiace Dillard Bassett joins for Black Excellence Entertainment, as well.
In this episode of REVOLT BLACK NEWS, Eboni K Williams breaks down the first Presidential debate with the help of Rev. Al Sharpton, Dallas Austin, Shar Bates and Shermichael Singleton. Diamond DeShields joins for all things sports, and DonJuan Clark helps out with Black Excellence Entertainment.
This episode of "REVOLT BLACK NEWS" is a STATE OF EMERGENCY! Almost one month away from Election Day for the U.S. presidency and we’re alerting as many citizens as we can about what’s happening in Black America today -- and what can happen in the possible future -- as we gear up for the general election. Watch, listen and either get your ballot in early or clear your calendar for November 3rd to vote. We cannot afford not to at this crucial time in American history. Show guests include Kerry Washington, Cordae, Tamika Mallory, Vic Mensa, Dr. Cornel West, Jeff Johnson, Kimberly Jones, Mysonne, Tezlyn Figaro and more
On this episode of "REVOLT BLACK NEWS," Eboni K. Williams examines the importance of Black representation across industries. Black kids seeing people who look like themselves in difference spaces can make all the difference in believing that they can reach for the stars and purse their dreams, too. So, it's very important to understand that representation matters -- especially for the Black community. Ray J and recording artist Shavone discuss the tech world; June Ambrose and Claire Sulmers delve into the fashion industry; and Stacey Abrams breaks down Black representation in politics. Justin Sylvester also joins for Black Excellence Entertainment.
In this episode of "REVOLT BLACK NEWS," Eboni K. Williams interviews hip hop legend Jermaine Dupri about the importance of the Black male vote on Election Day. Papoose also joins to discuss the importance of casting your vote and why not voting at all is a vote for Donald Trump. "P-Valley" star Nico Amman and David Johns, the executive director of the National Black Justice Coalition, talk voter suppression in the transgender community, as well. Erica Davis even joins to talk Black excellence.
In this “Best Of” episode, Eboni K. Williams looks back at the best conversations on "REVOLT BLACK NEWS." We revisit mental health with Charlamagne Tha God and G Herbo; Master P, NORE, John and Tyla Salley, and Slim Thug discuss Black ownership and equity; we recall Flo Rida increasing COVID-19 testing in his community; Kimberly Jones and Shar Bates discuss fighting for social justice; and so much more. Last, but most certainly not least, we honor the life and legacy of the late 'Black Panther' actor Chadwick Boseman.
In this episode of "REVOLT BLACK NEWS," Eboni K. Williams along with Dr. Wes Bellamy of “Our Black Party” and Danielle Moodie discuss the importance of prioritizing a Black Agenda for politicians to hear the Black community loud and clear. Kimberly Klacik and Tara Setmayer join for a debate about the Republican National Conference and what the Black community stands to gain from the Republican party. Congresswoman Karen Bass discusses the evolution of Black women in politics. Van Lathan also makes an appearance and drops some gems. #Voting #ElectionDay #SocialJustice
In this episode of "REVOLT BLACK NEWS," Eboni K Williams interviews "Drink Champs" co-host NORE, and John and Tyla Salley about the cannabis industry to discuss how more of the Black community must get in on this “Green Rush.” Shanita Penny and Rep. Barbara Lee examine cannabis policy initiatives aimed to create equity for Black people trying to get into the business. Also, Gunplay discusses his skepticism of Kamala Harris’ prosecutorial past.
In this episode of "REVOLT BLACK NEWS," Eboni K. Williams and Israel Houghton take a heartfelt look at the Black Church and where it is in this crucial moment of the pandemic. Kelly Price, Lecrae, and Jonathan McReynolds discuss the evolution of Gospel music, and hip hop legend Bun B and Radius Etc from The Love Fridge talk about the current food crisis. Stacy Ike also joins the show to talk Black entertainment.
In this all new episode of "REVOLT BLACK NEWS," host Eboni K Williams takes a special look at the inequity of Black ownership in professional sports as she interviews Master P, who owns the Global Mixed Gender Basketball League. Metta World Peace also visits the show to elaborate on his comments regarding not kneeling as a form of protest. HBCU athlete recruiting is talked about, too. Is it a movement or moment?
In this episode of "REVOLT BLACK NEWS," Eboni K. Williams is joined by Montgomery Mayor Steven Reed to discuss the risks and economic impact of businesses opening up in the Black communities. The alarming mortality rate in Black women during childbirth is also broken down. Last, but not least, the WNBA and NBA season openings are discussed. Other special guests this episode include Gia Peppers, Kazeem “Kaz” Famuyide, Ari Chambers, Latham Thomas, Charles Johnson and Dr. Kendra Segura.
In this episode of "REVOLT BLACK NEWS," Eboni K. Williams and special guest Charlamagne Tha God put the spotlight on mental health by dissecting celebrities' emotional healing in the public eye, and G Herbo helps discuss the Black community’s overall mental state amidst this dire pandemic. Also, Selena Hill interviews Junior Galette about pay discrimination in the NFL, and the Washington Redskins name change and sexual harassment claims. A heartfelt tribute to the life and legacy of John Lewis is featured, as well. Other guests on the show include Danielle Young, Dr. Joy, Yolo Akili Robinson and Darian Hall.
In this episode of "REVOLT BLACK NEWS," Eboni K. Williams talks gun violence at its core and addresses impoverished communities it affects; hip hop’s connection and its response, and the people making necessary changes in the streets to combat it. We also breakdown how COVID-19 is affecting America’s prison system. Special guests of the show include Dr. Steve Perry, Brittany K. Barnett, Chief Patrick Labat, Big U, Courtney English, Lynda Williams and more.
In this episode of "REVOLT BLACK NEWS," Eboni K. Williams breaks down the COVID-19 spikes and the false blame being thrown on Black protestors. With the help of some guests, the host also discusses the alarming Black housing and job crisis, the pros and cons of Black capitalism, and professional sports teams addressing their racist names. Special guests include Akon, Flo Rida, Slim Thug, Dr. Savoy Brummer, M.D; Dr. George Tabi, Dr. Patrice Harris and more.
Minister Louis Farrakhan delivered a worldwide address on Saturday (July 4) at 11 a.m. ET/8 a.m. PT. Titled “The Criterion,” his message will addressed “the current state of affairs in America, the world, the Coronavirus pandemic and other critical subjects.”
For the last couple of months, Black people have been hitting the streets to protest racism and police brutality following the deaths of George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor, Rayshard Brooks, and many more innocent Black lives who were unjustly taken as a result of law enforcement’s excessive force.
“This message will not just be for Muslims; it is not just for Christians; it is not just for Jews, it is for every inhabitant of this planet,” the political activist said. “I say to you with deep humility from the 25th Surah of the Qur’an: ‘Blessed is He who sent down the discrimination upon His servant that he might be a warner to the nations.’”
In this episode of "REVOLT BLACK NEWS" titled "Are We Hypocrites?" the conversation of protecting Black women continues with special attention to domestic abuse. From celebrity accusations to the family members’ tragic losses, host Eboni K. Williams dissects the history of domestic abuse in the community with an overdue conversation about the tolerance in hip hop. Special guests include hip hop journalists Sylvia Obell and Lawrence Burney, Big Pun's son Chris Rivers, and Charlene Allen. Inspired by Sean “Diddy” Combs’ successful “State Of Emergency: The State of Black America & Coronavirus” town hall, “REVOLT BLACK NEWS” is a platform that is designed to report news from the perspective of black people for black people.
In this new episode of "REVOLT BLACK NEWS," host Eboni K. Williams takes a special look at the heart and soul of our community: Black women. From paying respect to the women we’ve lost like Breonna Taylor to spotlighting our leaders; today, tomorrow and forever, we will #SayHerName. Angela Yee joins as a special guest and discusses the backlash from "The Breakfast Club’s" rather recent interview with Russell Simmons. We also speak to Brittany Packnett-Cunningham, Rep. Karen Bass, Kimberly Jones, founder and CEO of The Honey Pot Beatrice Dixon, and more.
From protesting police brutality in the streets and the unjust killings of Black men and women, it’s now time to talk about corporations’ knees on Black people's necks in the workplace. Yes, racism at work -- specifically in Corporate America -- is alive and well, and we're talking about it head on. In this brand new episode of "REVOLT BLACK NEWS," host Eboni K. Williams opens the floodgates on capitalism, the over-expired white decision makers at the top of these companies, the buttoned-up racism hidden behind HR departments across countless industries, and the continued push to both build and buy Black. Special guests include Soledad O’Brien, Omar Johnson, Sharon Chuter and more.
In this episode of "REVOLT BLACK NEWS," Eboni K. Williams takes an urgent look at the Black LGBTQ community and their recent deaths that were neglected from the spotlight. The overall disrespect remains flagrant. There are unfortunate adversaries in our community. So, we want it known that every member of the Black LGBTQ community are our siblings in the fight! Karamo Brown joins as a special guest.
In this episode of "REVOLT BLACK NEWS," from slave patrols to the unbalanced legal protection of police, host Eboni K. Williams dissects the problematic history of policing in our communities. With the help of DJ Envy, we also look at the Black officers who honor the blue code and the conflicting emotions that brings as we reimagine what safety means. Inspired by Sean “Diddy” Combs’ successful “State Of Emergency: The State of Black America & Coronavirus” town hall, “REVOLT BLACK NEWS” is a platform that is designed to report news from the perspective of black people, for black people.