Tracey Williams Dillard is a newspaper owner and publisher. In this segment, she shares her journalistic career advice for anyone interested in this vocation.
learn moreJuliana Ramos is an Afro Brazilian public policy advocate. In this segment, she shares an uncomfortable racial episode in a shopping mall
learn moreAubrey is a Middle School deaf student. In this segment, she shares what career she wants, her favorite activities, and advice to deaf youth to grow while in school
learn more*Seinabo Sey was born on this date in 1990. She is an Afro Swedish (Black Swede) singer. Seinabo Sey was born in Södermalm, Stockholm. She is of both Swedish and Gambian ancestry. She moved to Halmstad, Sweden, at eight and attended Östergårdsskolans music program for musically gifted teenagers. Sey was inspired musically by artists such as Alicia Keys and Beyoncé early […]
learn more*Amie Bramme Sey was born on this date in 1987. She is an Afro Swedish multi-media host and programmer. Ami-Miriam “Amie” Bramme Sey was born in Stockholm and grew up on Södermalm as the daughter of Maudo Sey and sister of the singers Seinabo Sey (half-sister) and Fatima Bramme Sey. She has studied at Södertörn […]
learn moreRocky, is a Middle School blind student with a precise opinion about life. In this segment, he shares what he wants as a career and why
learn more*Amanda Gorman was born on this date in 1998. She is a Black poet and activist. Amanda S. C. Gorman was born in Los Angeles, California, in 1998 and was raised by her mother, Joan Wicks, a teacher, with her two siblings. She has a twin sister, Gabrielle, who is a filmmaker. Gorman has said she grew […]
learn moreJuliana Ramos is an Afro Brazilian public policy advocate. In this segment, she shares her views on Brazil’s cultural use and interpretation of the “N” word
learn moreJuliana Ramos is an Afro Brazilian public policy advocate. In this segment, she shares her views on Brazil’s 5 census color classifications and where the Afro Brazilian intersectionality occurs and does not
learn moreSteve Asencio is a teacher, and education advocate. In this segment, he shares some of his views on the latino american connection with african america through oppression
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