“No #DEI or affirmative action took my examination when I was studying for my Masters and Doctorate…that argument is foolish, but is a reflection of the fear of a Black Planet”

“I told you not to speak of that man!" Who? The perceived master?! Will Speaking of #Trump Get Rev. Irene Monroe Cancelled?

The "All Rev'd Up" Podcast has been selected by panelists at Feedspot as one of the Top 15 WGBH Podcasts on the web. @feedspotapp @feedspotdotcom WGBH shorturl.at/W2TPH

“When I think about Black Women in music, it’s a social commentary that has shaped the moment and various movements in our country from slavery to spiritual”

Black Media: Facing Attacks or Conquering Modern Challenges? WATCH: youtu.be/yaL-cquKJzM

Congrats to rolandsmartin for being named one of the highest rated political YouTube shows this year! #BlackOwnedMedia

youtu.be/TmrvPH7Q1SI?si…

These times may be heavy, but hope still has a seat at the table. And next week, All Rev’d Up returns with a brand‑new season—right on time.

Fear and hope cannot occupy the same space Emmett reminds us that hope isn’t blind—it’s bold. It’s the light we choose to see in dark times. The question isn’t whether we’re struggling. It’s whether we’ll bow down… or rise up with the audacity to hope. #AllRevdUp #Season9

“Irene Monroe calls out the shock of lost privilege, the reality of violence, and the urgency of now. We didn’t grow up with active shooter drills—but this generation does. This is a new moment.”

How to Make a Way Out of No Way? #podcast #hope

How to Make a Way Out of No Way? #podcast #hope youtu.be/anOPgiyNl08?si… via YouTube

How do we find hope in the face of oppression? #podcast #hope Check out our latest episode: The Audacity of Hope on our social media channels. All Rev'd Up Podcast

"We endure despite the obstacles" #BlackHistory #BlackHistoryMonth

What Is the Miseducation of the Negro?#blackhistory #blackhistorymonth #podcast #news

Fake News & Alternative Facts Aren't Just Problems of the Present. See Who Dealt With It First in #BlackHistory.

This year, America is celebrating 250 years. However, the country endured 250 years of slavery, then 90 years of #JimCrow. In 1976, the U.S. expanded celebrating Black History from a week to a month. That was 50 years ago, for those keeping score. #BlackHistoryMonth

The origins of #BlackHistoryMonth on its 50th anniversary.

Who’s Still Trying to Erase Black History in 2026?