CUNY TV's Black America

Carol Jenkins is joined by Walter Mosley, the highly acclaimed, multi-award winning Author that many admired from his mystery series featuring Easy Rawlins and now his latest book, "Down the River Unto the Sea".

Dr. Imani Perry, Author of "More Beautiful and More Terrible" and Professor at Princeton University discusses racial inequality, the presidency of Barack Obama and the way forward.

Dr. Christina Greer, Assoc. Professor at Fordham Univ., Author of "Black Ethnics:Race, Immigration & the Pursuit of the American Dream" joins Carol Jenkins discusses protest & electoral politics, the Women's March & the quality in the candidates for 2018.

Host, Carol Jenkins is joined by Dr. Beverly Daniel Tatum, Author of "Why Are All the Black Kids Sitting Together in the Cafeteria?" Dr. Tatum speaks on the importance in discussing issues of race & the importance to consider the psychological effects.

Susan L. Taylor, known for her work of 37 years as EIC of Essence and now Founder & CEO of National Cares Mentoring Movement. National Cares Mentoring Movement is dedicated to alleviating intergenerational poverty among African Americans.

Black America on the Brink is a Limited Edition podcast where hosts, Carol Jenkins sits with great minds to discuss where we are in America. These conversations vary from the future in our upcoming elections to saving our children. Subscribe and tell a friend... you don't want to miss it!

Multiple Award Winning Filmmaker, Stanley Nelson discusses latest film, Tell Them We Are Rising: The Story of Black Colleges & Universities

Award-winning blogger & Managing Editor of TheRoot.com, Danielle Belton joins Carol Jenkins to discuss her personal struggles with mental illness and her work at TheRoot.com.

This week, Carol sits down with the award and fellowship winning director and producer Thomas Allen Harris. He discusses his work behind such projects as 'Through A Lens Darkly' and 'Family Pictures'.

Our guest, Dr. Rae Wynn-Grant is not only a Conservation Scientist at the museum, but the only black woman Scientist at the museum.

With many years of experience on Wall Street as a financial banker, Grace Vandercruze is now Founder and Managing Director of Grace Global Capital, where she specializes in financial advisory, reconstructing & valuation services.

Collette V. Smith is the 3rd female coach in the NFL and 1st female coach for the NY Jets and our guest this week on Black America. She discusses kneeling in the NFL, Cam Newton's comment to a female reporter and being a female in the world of football.

Jawole Willa Jo Zollar recently sat with Carol Jenkins to discuss the Urban Bush Women dance company: their mission, how they use dance to bring forth social justice messages, and how they've been able to change the landscape of dance.

Lynch recently sat with Carol Jenkins to discuss her work at the Schomburg, what inspired her to tell the stories of two powerful black women, and the female character she's working to create for her first narrative film.

Herb Boyd recently sat with Carol Jenkins, host of Black America, to discuss his latest book, "Black Detroit": People's History of Self Determination."

Birmingham, Alabama is widely known as the city that anchored the success of the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s. Black America host, Carol Jenkins, also the niece of A.G. Gaston, tells the story of Birmingham then and the way forward for the city.

Carol sits down with Stacey Tisdale, financial writer, author of The True Cost of Happiness: The Real Story Behind Managing your Money. She is the mind behind an award-winning program for children and money management called Winning Ways.

Marc Morial, CEO of the National Urban League joins Carol Jenkins to discuss the state of America, the value of banking black, President Trump's federal budget and their upcoming conference in St. Louis.

In this episode, Carol sits down with Tony Award winning vocalist @MelbaMoore1 and discusses her life and career.

Director & Chief Curator of the Studio Museum in Harlem, Thelma Golden joins Carol Jenkins to discuss the work of the museum, its influence and value today.

"The Way Forward: Post Obama in the Trump Era" with Dr. Christina Greer, Assoc. Prof. of Political Science at Fordham Univ., Dr. Eddie Glaude Jr.,Chair of the Cntr of African American Studies at Princeton Univ. & Rebecca Carroll, Editor, Critic & Writer.

As a Princeton Professor of history emerita and the author of seven books, Dr. Nell Irvin Painter has made her mark in the world of academia and now as a painter. Carol Jenkins sat down with her to discuss her voice, her art, and her opinion.

Carol sits down with Professor, academy award nominated filmmaker and activist Jamal Joseph. Joseph is the author of 'Panther Baby' and the Artistic Director of the Impact Repertory Company.

Carol Jenkins sat down with Amirah Vann who plays Earnestine on Underground to discuss the show's success and her career.

In this episode, Carol Jenkins talks with Dr. Eddie Glaude Jr, Chair of the Center of African American Studies at Princeton University and author of Democracy In Black: How Race Still Enslaves the American Soul.