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For generations, Black filmmakers have challenged the stories America reveals about itself, reclaiming narratives too often erased, distorted, or ignored. Every frame has the power to preserve memory, spark dialogue, and inspire movements that transcend the screen.  In this episode of GOT TIME with…

What happens when the institution entrusted with the pursuit of truth becomes an instrument of suppression? What does ethical leadership look like when the policy is the problem? In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Darryl B. Rice, the Richard T. Farmer Associate Professor of Management at Miami U…

Hollywood's new civil rights thriller invents a mafia hitman to share the spotlight with a Black FBI agent hunting the killers of civil rights leaders in 1966 Mississippi. The real story needs no invention. This episode tells the true account of Vernon Dahmer, a Black farmer and NAACP leader w…

In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Michael A. Battle, Sr., chaplain, scholar, and former U.S. Ambassador to both the African Union and Tanzania, for a conversation that refuses to stay small. We talk about foreign policy that serves people instead of politics. We talk about standing in rooms wit…

What happens when history becomes a portal to the future? In this thought-provoking episode, we sit down with Sojourner Tru to explore Portals of Remembrance, a powerful solo exhibition that merges archival photographs with digital art to reimagine the Black experience across time. Drawing from les…

As America 250 continues, one question refuses to be drowned out by pageantry: What does this nation owe to the people it built itself upon? In this installment of America Two-Fiddie, we examine the realities of reparatory justice: what it is, what it demands, and why the discomfort it produces is …

Some buildings are more than brick and mortar. They are testimonies of resistance. They are the physical evidence that we were here and that we built, gathered, worshipped, organized, and thrived. In this installment, we explore the preservation of Black places and spaces: what it means to protect …

What if the greatest challenge facing America isn't that we've fallen short of our ideals, but that we've convinced ourselves we've already achieved them? As the nation commemorates America 250, this installment turns to the enduring words of James Baldwin, whose piercing observ…

Ryan Clark's firing from ESPN isn't just a sports media story, it's a case study of the hidden curriculum, the unwritten rules Black professionals learn just to survive inside institutions never built for them. This installment unpacks Clark's own words on concession and double …