Attorney Gerald Griggs from the NAACP came to speak about a number of things burdening us. He and host Mo Quick talk about "Black on Black Crime," mobilizing, the importance of voting, and knowing how and where you fit in the fight!
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Attorney Gerald Griggs with the NAACP Talks about Evoking Change

Imaam Jamil Al Amin's son, Kairi Musik, spoke on his fathers behalf by condemning the judicial system. Black people have been systematical oppressed since stepping onto this soil. It is no secret that the police have been used to continue slavery in modern times. Listen to Kairi claim his father's innocence, and his own victimization. He is forced to grow without a father; while all the while his father is an innocent man, being silenced and locked away.

What happened to H Rap Brown? IS happening to the MANY of Us

Officer Prince and host Mo Quick meet on IG, through the comments, where Officer Prince came under one of Mo Quick's posts, and was compelled to give his side to the riots that were taking over Atlanta. He was then invited to the Black Agenda to continue the conversation.

Officer Prince Speaks About Being Referred to as an Uncle Tom

Councilman Brown sits down with host, Mo Quick, and lets it be known that he is not your average politician! He has a new mindset and wants to begin a new way of doing things! He has much resistance from the elder council members, but continues to push through. He encourages young people to become the change they want to see.

Councilman Antonio Brown Talks Millennials in Politics

Mo Quick made a name for herself in her native city of Atlanta, Ga. hosting the #1 Morning Show in the city for 3 years. She began her career in Media at age 17. She was heavily influenced by her late Uncle Nate Quick; who was also a Media Personality.

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