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400 Plus
by Marc Sims
A discussion of African American issues from an African American perspective.The love we have for each other is the greatest threat to those who rule over us. If those who rule over us want to stay in power, then they must destroy our ability to love each other in a healthy sort of way.Dr. Amos N. Wilson
Episodes
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Truthful Leadership? LeAlan Jones
Marc Sims talks with LeAlan Jones about the plight of working class African Americans in and outside of Chicago Illinois. Since 2000, Chicago's black population has dropped by more than 250,000 people....
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What Is The Goal? Syron Smith
Marc Sims talks with Syron Smith about improving lower income African American neighborhoods. Syron Smith is the founder of the National Block Club University. https://nationalblockclubuniversity.com
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Math Solves Problems: Akil Parker
Marc Sims talks with math professor Akil Parker about education and the African American community. Pennsylvania HBCU professor solves community problems, multiplies ways to success with math https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4A-1X0U6ykY
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Can A Person Transform: Marcia Logan
Marc Sims asked Philadelphia, Pennsylvania resident Marcia Logan; can a person transform their life? It takes a truly exceptional person to transcend his or her social environment and that we are shaped (and limited) by our backgrounds and by the thinking of our generation more than we know or…
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People of African Descent: Hunter Adams
Marc Sims talks with Hunter Adams, a Independent Cultural Neuroscience Researcher about people of African descent. International Decade for People of African Descent (2015 - 2024) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9edo0Qaq-ZI
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The lack of Accountability: David Seaton
Marc Sims talks with David Seaton about the lack of accountability in the African American community. The David Seaton Show WVON Radio Chicago https://www.facebook.com/WVON1690/videos/831934114997838
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We Transform Lives: Toya Lackey
Marc Sims asked Toya Lackey how do you convince a young person that Lost Boyz Inc can help them achieve their goals. Toya Lackey is the SYL Program Director for Lost Boyz Inc. https://www.lostboyzinc.org
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Englewood Chicago: Asiaha Butler
Marc Sims asked Asiaha Butler, how is Englewood doing these days. Asiaha Butler is the Co-founder and CEO of R.A.G.E. the Resident Association of Greater Englewood. https://ragenglewood.org Englewood https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Englewood,_Chicago
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Responsibility & Frustration: Mark J. Wallace
Marc Sims talks with Mark J. Wallace about the importance of African Americans not giving up on each other. Mark J. Wallace is the host of The People's Show. https://www.facebook.com/MJWPeoplesshow
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No More Black & Brown
Marc Sims talks with Syron Smith about the use of the term Black & Brown. Syron Smith is Founder & President of The National Block Club University. https://nationalblockclubuniversity.com (The United States), it's been extraordinarily welcoming to to outsiders. I would say with the one exception…
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Baseball & Human Development: LaVonte Stewart
Marc Sims talks with LaVonte Stewart, founding executive director of Lost Boyz Inc. https://www.lostboyzinc.org
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Fresh Food & Inspiration: Dion Dawson
Marc Sims talks with Dion Dawson, founder of Dion's Chicago Dream. https://dionschicagodream.com
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Networking: Robert C. Owens
Marc Sims talks with Robert C. Owens about networking to strengthen lower income African American neighborhoods. https://rcoartistry.com
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Programmed Math Fear: Akil Parker
Marc Sims speaks with Math Professor Akil Parker about math and the African American community. Akil Parker, Father, Math Professor, Avid Reader, Writer, #AllThisMath Founder
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Do I Know & Trust You? Syron Smith
Marc Sims talks with Syron Smith about the lack of trust among African Americans. Syron Smith is the founder of the National Block Club University. https://nationalblockclubuniversity.com
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A Small Group of Activist: Natasha Dunn
Marc Sims talks with education activist Natasha Dunn about improving education outcomes for working class African American students. Natasha Dunn is the founder and executive director of the Black Community Collaborative. https://bccillinois.org
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Determined: Syron Smith
Marc Sims talks with Syron Smith about why he is determined to help lower neighborhood crime. Syron Smith is the founder of the National Block Club University.
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Self Acceptance & Group Acceptance: Marcia Logan
Marc Sims talks with Marcia Logan about the precarious plight of African Americans as a group. If you don't understand racism/white supremacy, what it is and how it works, everything else you think you understand will only confuse you. Neely Fuller
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Education & Hypocrisy: Chris Base
Marc Sims talks with broadcaster extraordinaire Chris Base about public education and hypocrisy. Chicago Teachers Union President Stacy Davis Gates enrolled her son at a Catholic high school....
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Voting Chicago USA: Joseph Simmons
Marc Sims talks with Joseph Simmons about his book “Just Buy My Vote”: African American Voting Rights, and the Chicago Condition. https://www.justbuymyvote.com/about-the-author
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Entrepreneurship (Part 1) David Seaton
Marc Sims talks with entrepreneur David Seaton. https://seatonspeaks.com
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African American Students & Math: Akil L. Parker, M.Ed
Marc Sims talks Math Professor Akil Parker about his book How To Use All This Math, Volume 1. Akil L. Parker is a Math Professor at Cheyney University.
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Anti-Violence & Nonprofits: Syron Smith
Marc Sims talks with Syron Smith about reducing crime in low income African American neighborhoods. Syron Smith is the founder of the National Block Club University.
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A Solution For Crime: Naimah Latif
Marc Sims talks with Naimah Latif, author of The Female Solution, about ending neighborhood crime.
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Math & Mind Control: Akil L. Parker
Marc Sims talks with Professor Akil Parker about math and controlling the minds of African Americans.
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Politics & Crime in Philadelphia: Marcia Logan
Marc Sims talks to Philadelphia Pennsylvania resident Marcia Logan about the politics and crime in the City of Brotherly Love. Philadelphia mayoral race hones in on crime policies. https://whyy.org/articles/election-2023-philadelphia-mayor
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Race Identity Black Nationalism: Karanja Keita Carroll Ph.D.
Marc Sims talks with Baruch College (CUNY) professor Karanja Keita Carroll, Ph.D. about race, identity, Black nationalism and political prisoners.
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Plan Your Retirement: Ria Rai Harris
Marc Sims talks with recently retired Ria Rai Harris about her unexpected retirement. Ria Rai Harris' retirement talk. https://www.facebook.com/ria.r.harris/videos/1089722581997035
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Politics & Neighborhood Crime: Jocilyn Floyd
Marc Sims talks with Jocilyn Floyd, former 7th Ward Aldermanic Candidate about politics and neighborhood crime.
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Big City Mayor & Neighborhood Crime: Syron Smith
Marc Sims asked Syron Smith; can Chicago's Mayor Brandon Johnson dramatically reduce neighborhood crime? Syron Smith, founder of the National Block Club University.
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Neighborhood Crime & Leadership: LeAlan Jones
Marc Sims speaks with political pundit LeAlan Jones about African American political leadership in Chicago Illinois.
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Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson & CORE
Marc Sims talks with educator Rosita Chatonda about Mayor Brandon Johnson and the powerful Chicago Teachers Union. CORE: The Caucus of Rank-and-file Educators https://www.coreteachers.org Local 1: The rise of America's most powerful teachers union https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YbQ81mGucvs
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Resources & Best Practices: Ayana Clark
Marc Sims talks with Ayana Clark about improving lower income African American neighborhoods. Ayana Clark, former candidate for 21st Ward Alderperson in Chicago Illinois.
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Belonging & Success: Shaka Rawls
Marc Sims talks with Shaka Rawls about providing young men a sense of belonging and also different definitions of success. Shaka Rawls is the Principal of Leo Catholic High School.
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Know Yourself: Rev Bobby
Marc Sims talks with Reverend Robert Yarbrough about African Americans in Chicago Illinois.
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Who Said It Couldn't Be Done: Denise Jones
Marc Sims talks with Denise Jones, author of Who Said It Couldn't Be Done. Denise Jones never knew any better. From childhood, she was surrounded by drugs, sex, and crime.
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Low Income Education: Rosita Chatonda
Marc Sims talks with education activist Rosita Chatonda about improving public education for low income African American students. https://www.facebook.com/rosita.chatonda
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Black Students Need Math: Akil Parker
Marc Sims talks with Akil Parker about the importance of African American students understanding math. Akil Parker is an adjunct professor at Cheyney University of Pennsylvania. https://www.youtube.com/@AllThisMath
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Mind Control: Clifton Raheem Bradley
Marc Sims asks Clifton Raheem Bradley who is controlling the minds of African Americans. Clifton Raheem Bradley is the host of The Underground Railroad Show. https://www.youtube.com/@bradleyc79
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Focus Less On Racism: David Seaton
Marc Sims talks with David Seaton about African Americans' focus on racism. David Seaton is the co-host of The Buchanan and Seaton Show on WVON 1690 AM radio in Chicago. https://www.iheart.com/live/wvon1690am-5304
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Your Organization Their Game: Syron Smith
Marc Sims talks with Syorn Smith about reducing crime in African American neighborhoods. Syron Smith is the founder of the National Block University. https://nationalblockclubuniversity.com
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Donald Trump Drove Me To The Party: P Ray
Marc Sims talks with P Ray about encouraging African Americans to vote for Republican Party candidates. P Ray is the hostess of the Black Excellence Hour. https://www.facebook.com/BlackExcellenceHour
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The Leaders Have No Plans: Alden Loury
Marc Sims talks with journalist Alden Loury about the lack of plans from African American leaders to improve low income African American neighborhoods. https://sjnnchicago.medill.northwestern.edu/blog/2016/05/12/chicagos-south-side-black-white-alden-loury
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What Motivates You? Chris Base
Marc Sims talks with talk show host Chris Base about podcasting. https://www.facebook.com/chris.base.79
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Living In Your 60's: Lisa Ely
Marc Sims talks with former journalist Lisa Ely about living life in her 60's.
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Around The Way Perimenopause: Kathy Henry
Marc Sims talks with Kathy Henry about her book, Tales of Perimenopause & Aging From a Middle Age Around the Way Girl. https://www.facebook.com/thepottymouthgranny
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Philadelphia Neighborhood Crime: Marcia Logan
Marc Sims talks with Philadelphia resident Marcia Logan about ending crime in low income African American neighborhoods.
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We Are Happy Negroes: Syron Smith
Marc Sims talks with Syron Smith about stopping neighborhood crime. Syron Smith is the founder of the National Block Club University. 312-405-8844
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How Would You Stop Crime: Professor Akil Parker
Marc Sims asked Professor Akil Parker how he would reduce crime in Philadelphia Pennsylvania. https://www.allthismath.com
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Aunts & Uncles Part 2: Shewanda Riley PhD
Marc Sims talks with Shewanda Riley about being an aunt or an uncle. Shewanda Riley, PhD is an educator, writer, consultant and podcast host. https://www.chocolateauntiepodcast.com
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A discussion of African American issues from an African American perspective.The love we have for each other is the greatest threat to those who rule over us. If those who rule over us want to stay in power, then they must destroy our ability to love each other in a healthy sort of way.Dr. Amos N. Wilson
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