
A student says that the confederate flag is a symbol of southern pride and not racism. Officials have asked him to take it down, but he refuses. Is he crazy or a visionary? You bge the judge.

A student says that the confederate flag is a symbol of southern pride and not racism. Officials have asked him to take it down, but he refuses. Is he crazy or a visionary? You bge the judge.

Dr. Boyce Watkins and Professor Christopher Emdin respond to the report that one child per day is arrested in NYC public schools, with 93% of those kids being black or Latino. The professors discuss the reasons behind the crisis and why kids are being criminalized in public schools all across America.

In this video, Dr. Boyce Watkins speaks with Dr. Christopher House. The conversation centers around a church that told members of its congregation to stop taking their HIV medication. As a result, six people have died. The video is below:

FAMU's fired band director says that he warned the university for years about the dangers of hazing, but received no support.

YBW columnist and Tyler Perry supporter Yvette Carnell doesn't have many good things to say about Perry's new joint.

Rush Limbaugh said that if Michelle Obama came in the room, he'd play "Baby Got Back." Whoa.

Ryan Mack has a lot to say about Cornel West, Tavis Smiley and the Less Talk, More Action Tour.
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In this interview, Dr. Boyce Watkins speaks with Ryan Mack, the head of the Optimum Institute and Less Talk, More Action Empowerment Tour. They discuss the difficulties of paying bills when doing community service, and Ryan even speaks candidly about why he believes he was banned from the Circle of Sisters event in New York City.

Dominique Reese was the first student from Crenshaw High in Los Angeles to go to Princeton University. When she found herself without her prestigious Wall Street job, she turned challenge into triumph and went on to start her own business.

Dr. Boyce Watkins discusses the work of fellow black scholar Cornel West among other issues.

Noted black scholar Cornel West has suddenly decided to leave Princeton for New York City.

Dr. Boyce Watkins discusses why black scholars must find a new paradigm for achievement and stop allowing their activities to be controlled by others.