Being Black in America: A real problem or overrated?

With #Ferguson once again an issue and the recent slew of questionable African American suicides in the prison system, what is it really like to be #Black in America? *Is there a different standard for blacks in America or is the race card just being used as an excuse? *What are the issues that black males vs. black females face every day? *What are the challenges faced by those who have been incarcerated as they try to reintegrate in society? *How can you stand up for your rights without losing your life? Is America really the home of the free and the brave, filled with opportunity, or does that not apply if you are #Black in America? Tune in, sound off and chime in on Sunday, August 16th at 8:30 pm EST as we have a no holds bar, honest look at this essential topic.