An interview with Professor of Sociology, education entrepreneur and co-author of the book The Black Intellectual Tradition Angel Adams Parham
We live at a time when racial identifiers are ascribed too much value. This is a strange but in some ways understandable paradox. Race, as currently understood, is an extremely bebulous concept that we humans have created and used for the most pernicious of purposes.
Forward Party leader Barbara Gaskins breaks down her political evolution and why she thinks the Forward Party best serves the needs of the people and black Americans in particular.
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Are psychologists coercing ideological conformity?
Connie Morgan and Adam B. Coleman talk about the importance of asking questions, fathers in the home and putting your best foot forward.
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Wilfred Reilly has positioned himself online (and in person) as a wicked smart but rather hilarious cultural and political commentator. He and Connie discuss why it’s important to tell the truth and his assessment of who tends not to.
Time to Abandon Them
An interracial family in contemporary Mississippi
Pastor Corey Brooks spells out how he’s actually making a change in Chicago’s South Side. The Rooftop Pastor highlights the work his non-profit Project H.O.O.D. is doing and explains how he got his now infamous nickname.
Review of "Paul Laurence Dunbar: The Life and Times of a Caged Bird," by Gene Andrew Jarrett
April 19, FBT co-hosted a meetup for writers who publish on Substack. We ended up getting not only Substack writers but memoirists, writers for TV and screen, and writers for the New York Times, Atlantic, and elsewhere...
Charles Jacobs is unafraid to talk about inconvenient truths. As president of the American Anti-Slavery Group Charles shines a light on modern day slavery in Africa.
On March 10, 2024, American Fiction won the Oscar for Best Adapted Screenplay. Twyman sees a break through film for our generation, our latter-day A Raisin in the Sun.
A new book on the ways that right-wing and left-wing information (misinformation, disinformation) silos are deranging our politics, titled The Poisoning of the American Mind, will be published by George Mason University Press in June of this year.
By W. F. Twyman, Jr. | American Fiction engaged caricatures and stereotypes in a truthful way. I recognized my life.
Founded in 1993, the American Anti-Slavery Group (AASG) is an independent research and activist organization focusing on modern-day chattel slavery in Africa and the Middle East.
The same jihad that targeted Jews on Oct. 7 has been targeting Black Africans for decades
Join Dr. Tabia Lee to learn more about the Empowered Social Justice Resources. Welcoming educators, administrators, legislators, students, and community organizers that are interested in pedagogies and methodologies for teaching Social Justice topics and disciplines in ways that elevate...
Why do the racists' work for them? It came as a shock to me to discover while in university that not everyone who looked like me subscribed to and was limited by an internalized racial caste system.
Chloé Valdary and host Connie Morgan discuss The Theory of Enchantment and how it can increase your well being. Chloé started her career as a Zionist activist but has shifted away from that line of work in her quest for universal delight.
Connie Morgan and Nikki Johnson, MD discuss what’s wrong with the way we do healthcare today and how to fix it. Nikki was recently named interim director for FAIR in Medicine.
A black woman, white men, and the latest battle of Ole Miss