The Ignorance Project

In today's interview we talk to Michael Porter, CEO of Teleport Watches about his entrepreneurship journey! During our discussion, he gives advice and encouragement to anyone looking to start a small business.   Check out Teleport Watches for your next luxury timepiece purchase!   Teleport Watches:  https://teleportwatches.com/   Actively Black: https://activelyblack.com/p...

Critical race theory has been one of the most discussed topics of the year. Dr. Keith Burton joins me in discussing the origin of critical race theory, and why people think children are learning about this topic in school.

The events leading to Gabby Petito's death and conversations around Missing White Woman Syndrome have sparked a lot of conversation around groups that are often ignored by the media and domestic violence. In today's discussion, we focus on domestic abuse and how to identify if you or a loved one is in an abusive relationship. If you or a loved one is seeking help, please visit thehotline.org, or c...

In today's discussion we talk to Cellular & Molecular biologist Amber Cheatham about the concerns many people have with taking the COVID-19 vaccine.

In today's interview The Ignorance Project discusses financial literacy in the Black Community with Selita Daniels!    Recommended books:  You Are a Badass and You Are a Badass Making Money    https://www.amazon.com/Badass-Making-... ​    Rich Dad Poor Dad  https://www.amazon.com/Rich-Dad-Poor-... ​  Recommended Podcast:  Earn your Leisure https://...

Underprivileged communities have both distrust in the COVID-19 vaccine and difficulty accessing the vaccine. For the most recent information on COVID-19 check out the CDC website.  https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/index.html  Click the link below to understand more about the distrust Blacks have in receiving healthcare:   https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1924632...

As we continue to celebrate Black History month we discuss the HBCU experience with a former Dean of Business and HBCU alum. Check out Dr. Burton's content by heading to the following pages:  Instagram: @theleadership.element  Instagram: @themarriagelement Facebook: The Leadership Element Facebook: The Marriage Element

As Black History Month approaches we take some time to discuss the HBCU experience with former HBCU graduate Dr. Keith Augustus Burton. Click the link below to purchase the book mentioned in the interview.  The Blessing of Africa by Keith Augustus Burton, PhD https://www.amazon.com/Blessing-Africa-Bible-African-Christianity/dp/0830827625

How does childhood education influence how you feel about your college/grad school education?  We discuss this and more in today's episode! 

How does community policing impact relationships with police? We discuss this and more in today's episode.

A childhood friend shares one of their experiences with police brutality as a young black male. 

A presentation that can be used to lead a discussion on racial bias.