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Source: Brandon Bell / Getty In 2023, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and the members of his state’s Department of Education rejected an Advanced Placement course covering African American Studies, which they justified by claiming the course “significantly lacks educational value,” by which they meant it was of no value to white people who would rather stick their heads in the sands of white nationalism than be educated, if DeSantis’ years-long war on wokeness is […]

Source: Reach Media / Urban One The latest Jazzy Report with Jasmine Sanders and D.L. Hughley delivers a snapshot of today’s most talked-about issues, with direct relevance for the Black community. This segment touches on the federal investigation into Smith College’s transgender policy, examines new research on fertility rates and population sustainability, and spotlights cultural buzz around activist and rapper Killer Mike. Each topic brings insight into the political, social, […]

Source: Reach Media / Radio One Jasmine Sanders and DL Hughley are back at it on The DL Hughley Show, spotlighting two major stories making waves in the news cycle. The show tackled the high-profile legal case involving NFL star Stefon Diggs and a separate incident concerning the arrest of a Secret Service agent assigned to former President Trump. Both stories raised pressing questions about power, accountability, and public trust—issues […]

Source: Reach Media / Radio One Sybil Wilkes’ What We Need to Know segment delivered a sharp mix of politics, policy, business, and community uplift, with stories that carry real meaning for Black America. From heated national rhetoric to voting rights battles, and from economic opportunity to a call for service rooted in legacy, each update speaks to issues that touch our lives in direct and lasting ways. ✕ Trump […]

Source: Reach Media / Radio One D.L. Hughley’s Notes from the GED Section, delivered a blunt message about race, power, and political consequences in America. Speaking with urgency and frustration, Hughley argued that the Trump-era political project was never random and never race-neutral. His central point was clear: the rollback of Black progress has been deliberate, and the damage is now playing out in public view. For listeners tracking politics through […]

Source: Reach Media / Radio One Sybil Wilkes continues to serve as a trusted voice for listeners who want clear, relevant updates on the stories shaping daily life. From new battles over voting maps in the South to a historic ownership bid in Major League Baseball, the update touched on issues that speak directly to power, representation, legacy, and opportunity. Each story carried weight, especially for communities watching how public […]

Source: Courtesy Of Talent / Courtesy Of Talent The mere mention of Montgomery, Alabama makes you sit upright. It is a place that represents strength, change, and resilience. As the birthplace of the Civil Rights Movement, it is rich in the history of our people and therefore deserves all the things. This year, Dr. Jennifer D. Dobbs, Director of Cultural Affairs for the City of Montgomery, set out to create an event […]

Source: Reach Media / Radio One Sybil Wilkes continues to serve as a trusted voice for listeners who want clear, relevant updates on the stories shaping daily life. In her What We Need to Know segment, Wilkes blends politics, consumer news, and community alerts in a way that keeps audiences informed and grounded in what matters most. Her latest rundown moved from the ballot box to the airport terminal and […]

Source: Reach Media / Radio One Jasmine Sanders and DL Hughley are back at it on The DL Hughley Show, serving up the latest “What’s Trending” with a sharp mix of celebrity news, media overreach, public behavior, and class optics. With humor leading the way, the conversation still landed on bigger questions many viewers are already asking online: Who gets to control a public story, why do commentators insert themselves […]