Into Thin Air
After two young girls go missing two months apart in a Portland, Oregon suburb, a private eye is convinced it’s only a matter of time before someone else gets hurt. […]
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This week on The Black Perspective, we discuss three rulings from the Supreme Court that have significant ramifications for Black Americans and the LGBTQ+ community.
FAMU Law Professor Dr. Jeremy Levitt talks SCOTUS’ affirmative action case, Sonya Lewis (The Student Loan Doctor) breaks down SCOTUS’ decision to block President Biden’s Student Loan Forgiveness Program, and author Tre’Vell Anderson talks about how policy surrounding the LGBTQ community starts from Television and Film.
We additionally highlight the Institute for Family Health, and Orbert Davis discusses how the Chicago Jazz Philharmonic Orchestra helps young artists in Chicago and worldwide.
Plus, Doug Davis gets into the business of Gospel Music.
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