For generations the mention of Blacks, in context to the Bible, has been painted as a cursed and inferior people. However, the Bible reveals a very different image of the descendents of Ham. In this speech, Mel uses familiar scriptures that shows how those of Hamitic lineage are not only a great people, but the lineage of Jesus is full of Ham's descendants.

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Episode 5 - The Speech "There Is Something In A Name"

Langston Hughes' poem of hope and expectation.

Daybreak In Alabama By Langston Hughes

While watching Tyler Perry's recent 8:46 video and hearing him repeat the word "daybreak" I was reminded of a poem I was introduced to in high school, Langston Hughes' Daybreak in Alabama.

Daybreak in Alabama

A recent speech given during this time of celebrating the contributions of blacks in American history. Most people are unaware that the birth of America was made possible in part to many non-European colonial inhabitants of America. Many blacks, and also native Americans, fought for the Continental Army in the Revolutionary War, were wealthy businesses owners, great scientist and inventors...and so much more.

Episode 19 - Birth Of A Nation (A Celebration Speech)

What do we do when justice fails the family of those who have been murdered by individuals who took an oath to protect and support justice?

Episode 17: Has America Returned to Jim Crow Policing of Minorities (draft)

Every now and then we need to just stop and thank a teacher for the work they do to help us be who we are. Teachers matter!

Episode 16: Shout Out To The Great Teachers In Our Lives!

This 2016 election has turned into a joke for the GOP, and the GOP is greatly to blame for not dealing with things sooner. It has become kid's play.

Episode 15: What Is Going On In American Politics

Black Republicans can not be placed in a box. We are independent thinkers...sometimes we disagree with the party and sometimes we disagree amongst ourselves.

Episode 14: What Black Democrats and White Republicans Should Know About Black Republicans

For the past few years there has been a growing controversy about the celebration of Black History. For some, it is becoming a despised or even hated phrase. But why?

Podcast Episode 13: Why Do We Hate Black History Month So Much

Is the Oscars racist because it is not honoring any Blacks this year, or because it lacks diversity of all ethnic groups? If there is injustice it can't only be about Blacks, but must include others who may also be overlooked. And what about Black or Hispanic award shows...?

Episode 12: The Oscars Are Racist...ok

Why do American's have such dirty mouths? I noticed on the return to the States how much Amerericans curse, even in the graceful South.

Episode 11: Time to Clean Up...

How does the word "race" shape our thinking when it comes to ethnic relations? Do we still hold a primitive view of the diversity of humanity? Do we subconsciously hold on to the ancient view and thinking of "races".

Episode 10: The Other Ugly Word...RACES

One of the most important holiday's in America has been lost due to the greed of retailers and consumers. Thanksgiving is all about being thankfull and enjoying family and friends.

Episode 9: Let's Bring Back Thanksgiving Day!

Does America have a responsibility to the refugees coming from Syria and other Islamic dominated countries? Are the concerns of many Americans legitimate?

Episode 8: When Is It Ok to Lock the House

I believe that Black lives matter, but they should and must matter first to "ALL" Black lives before we can expect our lives to matter to others. Where are our Black leaders when Black lives are taking Black lives...where are the rallyes and marches?

Episode 7: Yes #Blacklivesmatter...But To Whom

I'm a Yankee Texan minus the Texas dialect. While I'm conservative, I believe humanity reaches past political parties, ethnicity, and religion and embraces all of mankind.

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