This episode emphasizes the importance of breast cancerawareness within the black community, highlighting the roles men can play in supporting women and recognizing that breast cancer can affect men too. #flippingtables#unapologeticallyblack #blackmansroundtable.

#breastcancer #menshealth #earlydetection #healthdisparities

In this episode, we explore the critical issues in Georgia'selection processes, voter suppression tactics, and the importance of community engagement. Our guest, Lynn King, shares her journey into politics, her campaign as a write-in candidate, and her vision for impactful leadership in South Fulton County.

#Georgiaelections #votersuppression #communityactivism#SouthFulton #votingrights #electionintegrity #politicalengagement

In this episode, Bobby Fryer and Rodney Butler delve intothe current state of American politics, criticizing both major parties and emphasizing the importance of informed voting and collective action. They explore issues from voting rights to government accountability, urging Black voters to engage more critically and actively in shaping the future.

#flippingtables #unapologeticallyblack #blackmansroundtable

#votingrights #RepublicanParty #DemocraticParty #Blackvoters #electionreform

Who is really fighting for Black voters in 2026, and whojust wants Black votes? In this first mini solo episode of Flipping Tables Podcast, Rodney Butler examines how political parties court Black communities, especially Black men, during election season. He explores voting rights, healthcare, education, housing, public safety, and economic opportunitywhile challenging listeners to look beyond party labels and demand receipts. Drawing on current polling and the legacy of Black political organizers, Rodney argues that the ballot is a tool for power, leverage, and accountability, not automatic loyalty.

#blackvoters #voterengagement #civilrights #votingrights

In this episode, we welcome social therapeutic coach TheclaFarrell during Suicide Prevention Month. Thecla explains how social therapeutics help people grow emotionally within supportive, community-centered, and nonjudgmental spaces. The conversation explores isolation, the stigma many Black men face when asking for help, and the importance of feeling seen, heard, and supported. The co-hosts then discuss whogets to define Black culture, challenging the labels used to decide who is “Black enough.” Finally, they examine the psychology of white supremacy, power, systemic racism, and the need for humanity and justice to be available to everyone.#flippingtables #unapologeticallyblack #blackmansroundtable

#blackculture #socialtherapeutics #whitesupremacy#mentalhealth #blackmen #suicideprevention #culturalexpression

In this episode, we welcome Dontaye Carter, President, Carter Media Group, to the Roundtable. We explore the systemic issues surrounding minority business development, government contracting disparities, and the profit-drivencriminalization of homelessness, and the duties of the Speaker of the House. Our guest and co-hosts share insights on policy, history, and strategies for economic justice. This episode tackles the complex issues surrounding homelessness, racial disparities, political strategies, and international relations, emphasizing the importance of systemic change and informed activism. #flippingtables #unapologeticallyblack #blackmansroundtable

#minoritybusiness #reparations, #systemicracism #homelessness #criminaljustice, #economicjustice #DEI#Israel #HakeemJeffries #Jared Kushner

In this episode, we welcomed Franchesca Warren, FultonCounty School Board Member, and national expert in education policy, to the roundtable to discuss critical issues in education, politics, and community empowerment, emphasizing the importance of informed voting and activeengagement in policy decisions. The co-hosts further explore the influence of media, government control, and the importance of voting and self-defense in shaping society and protecting community interests. Our discussion delves intohistorical and contemporary strategies used to maintain power and control narratives. #flippingtable #unapologeticallyblack #blackmansroundtable

#education reform #publicschools #voting #blackeducators #Project2025 #self-defense #civilrights

In this episode, we explore the complex issues of race,politics, and community activism through an in-depth conversation with Amy McCoy, a write-in candidate for Douglas County Commissioner, District 4. We also delve into the burdens of racism, the importance of civic engagement, and the fight for equity in America. Our co-hosts discuss the historical and ongoing struggles of Black communities, the importance of economic independence, terrible conditions on the USS Abraham Lincoln, and the fight against racial injustice, including lynching and systemic oppression.

#civilrights #systemicracism #socialjustice #Blackhistory#racialjustice #lynching, #MarcusGarvey #USSAbrahamLincoln