BIN: Our Voices

Congressman Al Green (Democrat, Texas) discusses "Slavery Remembrance Day." It would not be a "day off" but rather a day to recognize the sacrifices of slaves. He is also the champion for a "Department of Reconciliation" which would deal with discrimination that people have suffered through slavery, relocation of indigeous Americans, and the internship of Asian-Americans during the second World Wa...

National Urban League President Marc Morial talks about how important it is for business and government leaders to attend the Congressionnal Black Caucus Foundation Annual Legislative Conference. He says it is a session where strategy is planned to deal with issues of importance to the Black community, including the important issue of voting rights.

John Cash of "Gaming 'Cxmmunity' Co" is committed to equality, equity and inclusive in the gaming industry. He is working with government, business and HBCUs to educate and empower students for careers in gameplay engineering, marketing and development.

Bill Preston, is passionate about fighting Alzheimer's and other brain diseases. Alzheimer's affects Blacks and other people of color at a disproportionate level compared to other groups. He has been working with scientists and government leadership to raise awareness and challenge the stigma associated with Alzheimer's and dementia.

Keith Wise, author of "The Book of Daddy-isms: Words from The Wise" talks about the importance of family values in the Black community. The book looks at the importance of parents communicating with their children, and the impact they have on their lives.

Retired school teacher and animation creator Hotep talks about his new video game "Black Lions and Cubs"

Tony Coles, President of the Black Information Network speaks at the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation's Annual Legislative Conference about the importance of providing a voice to the Black community through news and information.