Black History Month; Spotlighting DeRay Mckesson; Bridging Perspectives; Sharing Power Without Panic

In honor of Black History Month, Errol opens the show by centering the conversation on justice, resilience, and community power, while spotlighting activist DeRay Mckesson for his leadership in civil rights and social advocacy. Tay Akins kicks off Tea With Tay with “The Driveway,” a segment exploring personal and collective accountability in the fight for equity. David Marshall delivers the Marshall Minute, offering insight on strategy, solidarity, and the moral imperatives facing workers today. All hosts then engage in Sharing Power Without Panic, a dynamic discussion on collaboration, communication, and equitable decision-making, followed by a conversation on Bridging Generational Perspectives in Unions and Organizations, exploring how experience, innovation, and mentorship intersect to strengthen movements. Mikeya Jones raises awareness on key social and health issues affecting workers and communities, and Timmia Wiley closes the show with Union Buster of the Week, calling out NIKE for practices that undermine worker power and accountability.