Former FBI agent Dr. Tyrone Powers is returning to our classroom this Thursday, and you won't want to miss it. He will dive deep into the government's controversial decision to deploy troops and FBI agents on the streets of Washington, D.C., and will shed light on the pressing issues surrounding the release of the Epstein files. Before Dr. Powers takes the mic, we’ll hear from D.C. activist and humanitarian Sinclair Skinner. He will provide an exciting update on his transformative “I Love Black People” campaign and share insights from his recent trips to promote this vital initiative. Sinclair's perspective on the administration's deployment of troops in D.C. is sure to spark important conversations.

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Kemetologist Tony Browder will join our classroom on Tuesday morning. Brother Tony will share insights from his 48 years of studies in the Nile Valley, including his 68 trips to Kemet and 15 years of excavation work. Additionally, he will discuss his 39 years with Egypt on the Potomac tour. Before Brother Tony, Malik Shabazz, the founder of Black Lawyers for Justice, will analyze the Trump administration’s decision to deploy troops on the streets of America.

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Get ready for an enlightening experience as former Public Enemy's Minister of Information, Professor Griff, returns to our classroom on Wednesday morning! He will dive deep into the complex issues surrounding the Diaspora Wars, shedding light on how cultural differences shape these conflicts. Before Professor Griff takes the mic, you won’t want to miss investigative reporter Pema Levy from Mother Jones magazine, who will unveil her compelling article on the GOP's strategic efforts to target and undermine Black Democratic House members. Furthermore, Dr. Stephanie Myers from Black Women for Positive Change will share invaluable insights into how the group's Peace Circles actively work to prevent violence in our communities. We're also honored to have Benton Harbor activist Rev. Edward Pickney joining us for this important conversation.

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Join us for an extraordinary opportunity to engage with Dr. Maulana Karenga, the visionary creator of Kwanzaa! He will delve into the significance of the 60th anniversary of the Watts revolt and critically assess the Trump administration’s controversial decision to deploy federal troops in Washington, D.C. Before Dr. Karenga takes the mic, hear from April Goggans of Black Lives Matter DC, who will reveal why the organization believes this police intrusion is a dire issue for all our communities. Brother Askia will also join us to discuss the pressing social and political challenges our young people are currently facing.

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Get ready for an enlightening experience as University of Houston Professor Gerald Horne returns to our classroom this Thursday morning! Dr. Horne will tackle pressing topics that matter to us all, including the significance of Texas gerrymandering, the latest developments in Gaza and Ukraine, the presence of troops on our city streets, BRICS, and the anticipated Trump-Putin meeting happening in Alaska this Friday. But that’s not all! Before Dr. Horne takes the stage, acclaimed writer Simeon Booker Muhammad will shed light on the intriguing UFO phenomenon. Additionally, Haitian activist Dr. Jude Azard will share crucial updates on the evolving situation in Haiti.

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Join us for an inspiring and informative session with the President General of the Universal African People’s Organization, Zaki Baruti. He will honor Black August and delve into the impactful legacy of Marcus Garvey. Zaki will also shed light on the Trump administration’s attempts to federalize Washington, D.C., along with the significant changes happening in Burkina Faso. Before Zaki takes the mic, community activist Ron Moten will passionately respond to the views of Donald Trump and Mayor Bowser regarding the administration’s push to take control of the District. Additionally, our Math Guru, Akil Parker, will share his insights. Additionally, don’t miss the reflections of Brother Amde from the Watts Prophets as he commemorates this week’s 60th anniversary of the Watts uprising.

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Join us this Monday morning as Morgan State University Psychology professor Ray Winbush returns to our classroom! Dr. Winbush will delve into critical topics that affect us all, including Bill Gates’ controversial birth control initiative in Kenya, the recent gerrymandering maneuvers in Texas, and Donald Trump’s proposals to federalize Washington, D.C. Additionally, international journalist Brother Obie will share insightful updates on the evolving situation in Cuba, ensuring you’re informed on global matters. Don’t miss the session with financial advisor Michael Redmond, who will lead off the program by unpacking the Administration’s ambitious push for cryptocurrency—an area that could redefine our economy.

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Get ready for an exciting opportunity to engage with thought leaders in our community! On Thursday morning, renowned scholar and activist Professor James Small will be in our classroom to share invaluable insights from his recent trip to Kemet. He will delve into the vital topics of Pan-Africanism and Spirituality, offering a fresh perspective that you won't want to miss. Before Professor Small takes the mic, join us for an enlightening session with Sadiki Kambon from Nubian Circles. Additionally, DC activist Dr. Kokayi Patterson will lead a powerful panel presentation on Black August, shedding light on its significance and relevance today.

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