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Aug 4, 2025 59 min

The Black Perspective: August 3, 2025

from Black Information Network Interviews Hosted by Lauren Crawford

This week on the Black Perspective, BIN Anchor Andrea Coleman returns with another powerful edition of Saving Black Moms, exploring how poverty directly impacts the health and well-being of young expectant mothers. BIN’s Misty Jordan catches up with actor and director Michael Jai White and his wife Gillian White to talk about their new film Trouble Man, which stars Michael Jai White, Gillian White, Method Man, Mike Epps, Orlando Jones, and La La Anthony. The couple also opens up about their careers and love for martial arts. Morgyn Wood speaks with Tarek DeLavallade, Executive Director of the United Golfers Association, about the launch of the Sapphire Golf Tour—an exciting new platform aimed at elevating Black women in professional golf. Mo Kelly sits down with beloved actresses Wendy Raquel Robinson and Tisha Campbell to discuss their new project Operation Aunties, and the heart behind the film. And Doug Davis is back with an important conversation about Black masculinity and mental health with Yolo Akili Robinson, founder of BEAM (Black Emotional and Mental Health Collective). Listen now!

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