Michael Fordham  

Maafa, a Swahili word pronounced "may-AH-fah", means unspeakable horror and is used to refer to the horrors of the trans-Atlantic slave trade, just as Holocaust is used to refer to the deaths of millions of Jews at the hands of the Nazis. MAAFA 21 is a very carefully reasoned, well-produced exposé of the abortion industries, true mission of racism and eugenics hiding behind the apron of the womens rights movement. This documentary proves through innumerable sources that many founders of Planned Parenthood and other parts of the abortion movement were interested in killing off the black race in America and elsewhere.

Tanesha Queenan, President and CEO of Exoneration Films Began her career in 2001 at Revolution Studios and has work on numerous film such as(XXX, Black Hawk Down and Daddy Day Care) where she served for 3 years as Finance Assistant. Her knowledge of the financial sector grew as she took on a position in 2005, at Mandate Pictures (Juno, Grudge series). She took a hiatus to complete her Bachelor’s degree at California State University, Northridge where she further developed her strategy to create Exoneration Films in 2009 which is slated to will develop, produce and distribute 3-5 feature films per year. Over the next 3 years she will continue to expand her business model to include television properties. A Spoken Word Performance from the CD "MARNI SPEAKS, marni seeks TRUTH. From my special guest featured on amot 26 where we were blessed acappella. Now I present to you Marni (Nia) Williams in full production.

Measure of Truth 26 Marni M. Williams, Esquire defied all odds as a teenage mother when she graduated from Penn State University with a B.A. in Social and Behavioral Sciences. She later graduated from Temple School of Law with a Juris Doctor degree and practiced in the areas of corporate and commercial litigation, human resources, stock transactions and contracts. In June of 2002, Marni started a publishing company and released her first book, My Little Book of Poetry: Marni Speaks, Marni Seeks Truth as a one of a kind, limited edition collection. As one of the winners of the Power 99 Def Poetry Contest for her poem, Idolatry, she launched her spoken word debut on the air at the Philadelphia radio station, Power 99 FM on July 7, 2002. She released her poetry book in paperback in February, 2003 and has shared her poetry throughout the Delaware Valley and beyond, including Georgia, Florida, Washington, D.C. and California at various venues such as churches, comedy shows, community events, private affairs, colleges, radio stations, poetry events and other venues. Responding to requests from readers, Marni released her first poetry CD entitled, Marni Speaks, Marni Seeks Truth: The CD in July, 2003. Marni has devoted her life to the submission of God’s will in using her testimony to inspire others. She speaks regularly as a keynote speaker, poet and workshop facilitator at churches and special events. Marni was a member of the Faith Based Literary Extravaganza team and has volunteered her testimony and services to organizations such as At The Well Ministries, Save the Seed, Inc, Delaware Adolescent Program, Inc., and shelters, among others. For 10 years Marni visited her alma mater’s Black Law School Students’ Association Scholarship banquet annually to give a book scholarship to a single law school student.

Lamar Tyler Film Producer of the ground-breaking documentary "Happily Ever After, A Positive Image of Black Marriage" that challenges negative stereotypes surrounding marriage and family in the black community. In this film, real couples discuss the image and portrayal of black marriage and parenting through media and inside of the black community itself. The film also takes a closer look at the Obama effect on marriage in the black community, what makes a relationship work, and the importance of strong parenting.

Join me for my interview with Tom Dreesen featured in the new book "Tim and Tom, An American Comedy in Black and White". "Tim and Tom is a great story, the best kind of story, well told, about two men struggling to prove themselves. - David Letterman Part showbiz survival 101, part civil rights testimony, the story of Tim and Tom is a moving chronicle of the courage, conviction and commitment it took to wade through floods of bigotry and bias with bell-bottoms. Tavis Smiley note: This show will be recorded live on 9/01/09 and will be re-aired on 9/07/09.

Marni M. Williams, Esquire defied all odds as a teenage mother when she graduated from Penn State University with a B.A. in Social and Behavioral Sciences. She later graduated from Temple School of Law with a Juris Doctor degree and practiced in the areas of corporate and commercial litigation, human resources, stock transactions and contracts. In June of 2002, Marni started a publishing company and released her first book, My Little Book of Poetry: Marni Speaks, Marni Seeks Truth as a one of a kind, limited edition collection. As one of the winners of the Power 99 Def Poetry Contest for her poem, Idolatry, she launched her spoken word debut on the air at the Philadelphia radio station, Power 99 FM on July 7, 2002. She released her poetry book in paperback in February, 2003 and has shared her poetry throughout the Delaware Valley and beyond, including Georgia, Florida, Washington, D.C. and California at various venues such as churches, comedy shows, community events, private affairs, colleges, radio stations, poetry events and other venues. Responding to requests from readers, Marni released her first poetry CD entitled, Marni Speaks, Marni Seeks Truth: The CD in July, 2003. Marni has devoted her life to the submission of God’s will in using her testimony to inspire others. She speaks regularly as a keynote speaker, poet and workshop facilitator at churches and special events. Marni was a member of the Faith Based Literary Extravaganza team and has volunteered her testimony and services to organizations such as At The Well Ministries, Save the Seed, Inc, Delaware Adolescent Program, Inc., and shelters, among others. For 10 years Marni visited her alma mater’s Black Law School Students’ Association Scholarship banquet annually to give a book scholarship to a single law school student.