Clara Villarosa and Donald Hunter joins Jim Blasingame to discuss whether there is a need for national leadership for black Americans.

Clara Villarosa and Donald Hunter joins Jim Blasingame to share their ideas on what still needs to be addressed, within and without, the black community and America in general.

Clara Villarosa and Donald Hunter joins Jim Blasingame to share their thoughts on how things have changed for black Americans since the 1960s.

Olalah Njenga and John Harrison join Jim Blasingame to say that black America will be better when they don’t need national figures to “represent” their race.

Olalah Njenga and John Harrison join Jim Blasingame to share their thoughts on what America still has to work on to fully declare we’re truly post-racial.

Olalah Njenga and John Harrison join Jim Blasingame to share their thoughts on how things have changed for black Americans since they were in elementary school.

Terry Neese joins Jim Blasingame to report on what the “Peace through Business” program is going to do in 2015, including bringing 30 women entrepreneurs from Rwanda and Afghanistan to the U.S. for more training.

Terry Neese joins Jim Blasingame to report the 2015 activity of IEEW.org as it continues to train and empower women internationally in the skills of being a business owner in their countries.

Terry Neese joins Jim Blasingame to talk about what her organization is doing to contribute to National Mentoring Month internationally.

Hector Barreto joins Jim Blasingame to say that they had never heard of what Obama calls “Middle Class Economics” and why these ideas don’t track with Hispanic business owners.