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Listen as the women of “After Seven” discuss co-parenting in 2020! Is your co-parenting relationship good or not so good?! How can it be better? Let’s discuss…
It’s all about empowering the Black Family. Listen as the women of “After Seven” discuss their perspective on co-parenting.
The After Seven Radio Program is an affiliate of The Black Reality Think Tank Radio Network.
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THE BUTT NAKED TRUTH ON THE HORROR OF SEX TRAFFICKING!
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The Black Reality Think Tank hosts a discussion directed and produced by the “After Seven Radio Group.” Their special guest is Ms. Shayvon McCullum, Founder and Executive Director of a sex trafficking support group called “Secure Bridges.” This powerful and passionate discussion will surely enlighten others to support the community’s efforts to fight this horrible condition.
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DATING WHILE BROKE
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The “After Seven” Millenial Radio Group discusses relationship issues that impact their lives and their quest to build strong Black family structures. It is their perspective if young Black Families are going to survive, the process of development must begin at the relationship stage.
Program host: Shanny B- Co host: Lady V; Mia Marie; and Tavi
After Seven Radio Group is an afilliate of The Black Reality Think Tank Radio Network.
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WHY IS MY BLACK DANGEROUS TO YOU?
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In order to recapture. resurrect, and rescue the minds of African people in America all corners of our community must speak out. This week’s discussion is the voice from the battlefield. The “After Seven Radio Group” interviews a young man whose blood brother’s life was “snuffed out” by a police officer. He turned his anger into action and now has created an organization to support family victims of murdered Black people.
The discussion is navigated by a group of millennial women who gives the listener a “birds-eye view” of the battlefield. Let me say the view is bloody.
