Roland Martin Unfiltered
Pride, Protest, and the Fight Against Erasure #TheOtherSideOfChange
This episode dissects Pride Month's protest origins, current legislative attacks on LGBTQ+ youth, and the critical role of community-led action in the ongoing fight against systemic erasure.
NAACP Sues Over TN Map. Trump 'Loves' Inflation. DOJ Targets Black Programs.
This episode exposes a multi-front assault on Black America, from voting rights and economic opportunities to healthcare access and educational initiatives, underscored by political hypocrisy and systemic racial bias.
Karmelo Anthony Appeals Conviction. African American Museum Furlough. Black Menswear #TheBreakdown
This episode delivers a rapid-fire breakdown of critical news impacting Black communities, from a controversial murder conviction appeal and a museum's financial crisis to inspiring initiatives for community support, maternal health advocacy, and positive Black male representation.
Abortion Pill Fight. Child Trauma. RFK’s Tanning Bed Push #SecondOpinion
This episode dissects critical health topics, from the legal battle over the abortion pill and the intergenerational impact of paternal health habits to the long-term effects of childhood trauma and the dangers of teen tanning bed use.
George Floyd 6 Years Later. Redistricting War in The South. Talarico Senate Campaign
This episode exposes the ongoing legislative battles against racial gerrymandering and police accountability, while also examining the NAACP's strategic call for economic withdrawal by Black athletes from Southern state universities.
Moral Monday at BLM Plaza. Cleo Fields Sounds Alarm on Louisiana & Gary Chambers Pushes Turnout
Activists and faith leaders gathered at Moral Monday to denounce 'policy violence' in various forms, from war and budget cuts to voter suppression and healthcare denial, urging sustained mobilization against a 'hijacked' democracy.
Moral Monday: Stop the War! (Washington, DC) | Rev. William Barber | Repairers of the Breach
Faith leaders and activists in Washington D.C. launched the "Moral Monday: Stop the War!" campaign, advocating for nonviolent resistance against military conflict and systemic "policy violence" like denying healthcare and food.
Shreveport Mass Shooting Kills 8 Children. Domestic Violence Crisis. Trump HBCU Claims Exposed
This episode unpacks the complex societal factors behind fatal domestic violence and mass shootings, exposes the truth about Trump's defunding of HBCUs, and highlights the critical need for mental health support for trauma survivors and children.
News conference ahead of a "No Kings" protest in New York against Donald Trump
Leaders and activists in New York unite under the banner of 'No Kings' to protest against the Trump administration's policies, emphasizing collective action and democratic principles over authoritarian rule.
Fire Your Doctor? Patient Power, Autism Signs & “Eat Your Water” Explained #SecondOpinion
This episode empowers listeners with practical strategies for patient advocacy, early autism detection, and effective detoxification, emphasizing self-education and proactive health management.
Voting Rights Assault. Ulta Beauty Salon Sued. Black Women's Unemployment Crisis #TheBreakdown
This episode dissects critical legal and social issues, including a Supreme Court case threatening mail-in voting, a racial discrimination lawsuit against Ulta Beauty, and the systemic challenges faced by Black women in the job market, alongside the political implications of a new DHS Secretary.
GLP-1 Medications Real Impact On Your Body. MS and the Black America. How To Turn Your Brain Off.
This episode unpacks the science and societal impact of GLP-1 drugs for weight loss, addresses disparities in Multiple Sclerosis diagnosis and treatment within the African-American community, and explores the health benefits of somatic practices like yoga for stress and trauma release.
GLP-1 Medications Real Impact On Your Body. MS and the Black America. How To Turn Your Brain Off.
This episode provides a deep dive into GLP-1 medications for weight loss, the disparities in Multiple Sclerosis diagnosis and treatment within the African-American community, and the critical role of somatic practices like yoga for stress release and overall well-being.
They Are Erasing Black Gains In Real Time. Voting Isn’t Enough. Power Must Be Built
Black Voters Matter co-founders April and Cliff Albright argue that current political and economic policies constitute a direct assault on Black progress, demanding a multi-faceted resistance strategy and a radical vision for nation-building beyond traditional political engagement.
Bishop William Barber | Love Forward Together Mass People’s Assembly | Repairers Of The Breach
Reverend William Barber's 'Love Forward Together' march mobilizes thousands in North Carolina to counter voter suppression and demand a proactive vision for justice, emphasizing collective action and persistent love over despair.
Bishop William Barber | Love Forward Together Mass People’s Assembly | Repairers Of The Breach
Reverend William Barber leads a multi-day 'Love Forward Together' march and rally in North Carolina, mobilizing diverse communities against voter suppression and advocating for a proactive vision of justice and equity.
LIVE! Love Forward Together Mass People’s Assembly & Moral March Mobilization In Raleigh, NC
Thousands marched across North Carolina in the 'This Is Our Selma' movement, led by Reverend William Barber, to combat gerrymandering, voter suppression, and advocate for a proactive, love-driven vision of social and economic justice.
7.5M To Lose Health Insurance. Colon Cancer Deaths Spike. Ultra-Processed Food Risks #SecondOpinion
Millions face health insurance loss due to Medicaid cuts, while colon cancer deaths rise in younger populations, and widespread ultra-processed food consumption and undiagnosed sleep apnea pose severe health threats.
Love Forward Together Mass People’s Assembly & Moral March Mobilization | Day 2
Participants in the "Love Forward Together" march mobilize for a second day, emphasizing unity, love, and persistence in their fight for justice, voting rights, and social equality against perceived systemic injustices.
Love Forward Together Mass People’s Assembly & Moral March Mobilization
Activists and faith leaders in North Carolina launched a multi-day 'Love Forward Together' march from Wilson to Raleigh, mobilizing against gerrymandering, voter suppression, and economic injustice while advocating for expanded voting rights, living wages, and universal healthcare.
NC Early Voting Ruling. Black Unemployment Trends. Menopause Care Gaps
This episode unpacks critical issues affecting the Black community, from voting rights and economic disparities to healthcare inequities in menopause and the enduring trauma of war, offering a comprehensive look at systemic challenges and personal resilience.
Trump attacks Obamas with racist video. Army vet faces deportation. Harry Dunn House bid
This episode unpacks a series of contentious political and social events, from alleged racist attacks by a former president to local governments challenging federal immigration enforcement.
Jasmine Crockett vs. Trump & MAGA. The Receipts. The Damage. The Truth. | Best of #RMU
Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett announces her bid for the U.S. Senate in Texas, framing her campaign as a direct challenge to Trump's alleged racism and corruption, advocating for a strategy of base mobilization over appeasing swing voters.
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