Get ready to engage with the future this Thursday morning, as acclaimed futuristic researcher Sadiki Bakari takes the helm of our classroom! Brother Sadiki will dive deep into the transformative world of artificial intelligence (AI), with a focus on the groundbreaking concepts of Transhumanism and Singularity. This is an extraordinary opportunity to gain insights into the innovations shaping our future. Before Brother Sadiki, Dr. Stephanie Myers of Black Women for Positive Change will share an inspiring preview of the group's annual month dedicated to promoting non-violence—a crucial initiative that deserves our attention and support. Before Dr. Myers, we’ll continue our celebration of Black Music Month with Amde from the legendary Watts Prophets, the West Coast’s powerful response to the Last Poets, whose words resonate with urgency and meaning. We’re also thrilled to welcome author Carole Boston Weatherford, a renowned voice who has captured the essence of Black musicians in her impactful works.

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Get ready for an exciting opportunity! Public Enemy's Minister of Information will take the mic in our classroom this Wednesday morning. Prepare to be inspired as Professor Griff shares his highly anticipated report on the state of Black Music in 2025. We handpicked Professor Griff because his musical expertise spans a rich array of Black Music genres, making him uniquely qualified for this important discussion. Before Professor Griff takes the spotlight, the Faith Brothers will check in. Music historian Bill Carpenter will kick off our Black Music Month celebrations. As the author of the acclaimed encyclopedia "Uncloudy Days," Bill brings a wealth of knowledge about Gospel Music that you won't want to miss.

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Renowned scholar-attorney Legrand Clegg is set to take over our classroom this Tuesday morning. He will uncover how racism has obstructed the escape of many Africans from Ukraine and present compelling evidence that the ancient Egyptians were, in fact, Africans. Attorney Clegg will also tackle a provocative question: Why is there such animosity from some white individuals towards our community? Before Attorney Clegg’s insightful discussion, we will have the privilege of hearing from Abdul, the son of the esteemed Dr. Sebi. In addition, we are excited to welcome Alexis Taylor, the Managing Editor of the Afro Newspaper, who will bring valuable perspectives to our conversation. Continuing our celebration of Black Music Month, Ira Tucker Jr. will join us as well. With a rich legacy—his father was the legendary lead singer of the Dixie Hummingbirds, his sister was a member of the Supremes, and he served as Stevie Wonder's publicist for decades—Ira's presence is sure to enrich our discussion.

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