In this episode, Dr. Karcheik Sims-Alvarado discusses the Fulton County Reparations Task Force, its findings, challenges, and the broader implications for reparations in the United States. She shares insights on historical harm, legal frameworks, and the future of reparations efforts. Also, the co-hosts discuss historical and contemporary issues related to race, civil rights, and social justice in America. They analyze Trump’s DOJ request for a judge to halt first reparations program in U.S. history, Barack Obama praising the “FoundingFathers’ as ‘geniuses’”, and the white nationalist group ‘Patriot Front’ march in D.C. and the rise of white nationalist groups, emphasizing the importance of awareness and community resilience. 👈✊💯🔥 #FlippingTables #UnapologeticallyBlack#BlackMansRoundtable

This week on the “Flipping Tables” Podcast, we challenge America's biggest contradictions—from Frederick Douglass and the Fourth of July to voting rights, immigration, reparations, and the ongoing fight for justice. It's a conversation about truth, history, and the future we must build together. Join us as we welcome Rep. Tanya Miller, Democratic nominee for Attorney General of Georgia 👈✊💯🔥

In this episode, Rodney Butler, Bobby Fryer, and Daniel Blackman discuss the Iran War ‘Deal’, the impact of the World Cup on Georgia, and the Obama Presidential Center's funding and community impact. They analyze recent geopoliticaldevelopments, local economic strategies, and the significance of cultural investments. 👈✊💯🔥 #flippingtables #unapologeticallyblack#blackmansroundtable

In this episode, we sat down with candidate Sojourner Marable Grimmett to discuss her campaign for Fulton County Commissioner, community issues, and the importance of civic engagement. We explore her background, policy priorities, and the role of community service in leadership. Also, check out our post-conversation analysis at the end of this episode. 👈✊💯🔥 #BlackMansRoundtable #FlippingTables#UnapologeticallyBlack

On this episode of the Local Lookout, our co-hosts take a deep dive into the relationship of the U.S. and Israel and the detrimental similarities of Trump and Netanyahu. Also, these veterans pick apart the inconsistencies of the war in Iran. And lastly, they discuss a disturbing trend with young, non-melaninated athletes like Jaxson Dart. They are on the Lookout! 👈✊💯🔥 #BlackMansRoundtable #FlippingTables #UnapologeticallyBlack

This episode features a deep discussion on Memorial Day from a Black perspective, reparations for January 6th insurrectionists but not for descendants of chattel slavery, and the NAACP’s “Out of Bounds” boycott of some southern statesNCAA athletic programs. Rodney, Bobby, and Rodney critically analyze historical and contemporary issues affecting Black Americans and the political landscape 👈🎙🔥 flippingtables #unapologeticallyblack

This episode features Vincent Williams, a candidate for Georgia State House District 117, discussing his background, policy priorities, and plans to serve the community. Topics include local politics, economic opportunity, veterans' affairs, criminal justice reform, and education. Also, stay tuned at the end for a comprehensive post-conversation analysis from our co-hosts 👈🗳️🎙🔥 #flippingtables #unapologeticallyblack

In this episode, we break down the real meaning of the Labor Commissioner’s role—beyond unemployment benefits—to include enforcement of fair wages, safe working conditions, and building a workforce aligned with the needs of Blackcommunities. Nikki Porsher, candidate for Georgia Labor Commissioner, shares her top three priorities: making workers feel understood and represented, fighting for wage growth, and amplifying Black men’s economic voices. You’lldiscover how she plans to reshape the office into a relatable, fearless advocate—one that’s not bought or swayed by old politics but driven by genuine service 👈🗳️🎙🔥