The Black Perspective: February 15, 2026

This week on The Black Perspective, we’re celebrating love, legacy, leadership, and Black liberation.

Andrea Coleman talks Black love with married couple Shannon and Shirley Austin, who share their journey, commitment, and the power of partnership.

Vanessa Tyler sits down with Anthony Bean, founder of the Ethiopian Theater in New Orleans, to discuss the importance of creating cultural spaces that uplift Black stories and artistic expression.

Mike Stevens speaks with a Black pastor offering a biblical perspective on the treatment of immigrants and the role of ICE, exploring faith, justice, and compassion in today’s immigration debate.

Esther Dillard connects with motivational speaker and author Dr. Willie Jolley to talk about his book Rich Is Good, Wealthy Is Better, and the principles behind building lasting financial and personal success.

And Doug Davis has a powerful conversation with Dr. Tonya Matthews, president of the International African American Museum in historic Charleston, South Carolina, about preserving Black history and shaping the future through truth and storytelling.

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