The Black Perspective: April 12, 2026

This week on The Black Perspective, Teri McCready sits down with Nichole Johnson during Autism Acceptance Month to explore both the triumphs and ongoing challenges faced by Black individuals living on the autism spectrum.

Esther Dillard returns with her compelling series Unhoused and Unheard, taking a deeper look at how housing instability continues to impact Black communities across the country.

Mike Stevens speaks with Los Angeles-based community activist Rosie Mulligan, who shares a passionate message directed at Black churches and pastors about their role in today’s social climate.

Morgyn Wood chats with Tanya Y. Mitchell, a North Carolina A&T State University alumna and author of More Than a Dean, discussing her journey, leadership, and impact.

Doug Davis honors influential Black women by speaking with Vecepia Towery about her legacy and contributions.

And Roland Martin joins us for some insightful commentary.

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