Harlem Renaissance and It's Impact on Various Communities

Many people are fascinated by the Harlem Renaissance, and it's rich history, and that's was even demonstrated recently by the success of the Madame C.J. Walker miniseries and by the continual popularity of such authors as Langston Hughes and others from that era...But, with all of that, there were some interesting times and some folks had problems even with identity politics back then..Filmmaker Robert Phillipson has explored then in several of his movies and we will have him as a guest tonight...

Also joining us will be Attorney Robert Patillo.

A graduate of Clark Atlanta University and Chicago-Kent College of Law, Attorney Robert Hillard Patillo, II is a lifelong civil and human rights activist. He is entirely dedicated to serving the poor and underprivileged. As an activist, Patillo has led workers on organization campaigns to petition for better wages, worked to integrate segregated organizations, and assisted discriminated workers against celebrity Chef Paula Deen while working with Reverend Jesse Jackson and the Rainbow/PUSH Coalition.
An experienced political strategist, has Patillo worked for over a 15 year on political campaigns on the local, state and national level. Patillo is currently a talk radio host on CBS Radio/ENTERCOM Radio and is a highly sought after political commentator and national speaker. Patillo has been featured in articles in the New York Times, Huffington Post and Politico Magazine to name a few is a frequent guest on cable news'

And we will be rejoined by Robyn Parets....and her friend 

THE YOMA METHOD was created, and continues to be taught by Martial Artist and Yoga Instructor, Mecca Nelson.

The system allows you to deepen your connection with the self while simultaneously rejuvenating your Qi ...And we also had Alex Deebs, the Founder of Classhooks .