Dr. Vibe asks some black men about white privilege
On Race
Black Men Look Back At 2014
Dr. Vibe asks a group of black men about their thoughts about 2014
Black Men, Police Officers, And A Post-Ferguson America
Dr. Vibe hosts a discussion with a group of black American men about the relationship between black men and the police and race in post-Ferguson America Dr. Vibe asks Kelvyn Anderson, Executive Director, Philadelphia Police Advisory Commission; Greg Brinkley, Retired correctional officer, Graterford Prison; Shakeil Greeley, a 21 year-old senior attending the University of Pennsylvania…
What to Do Instead of Being Color Blind
Anthony Carter challenges the idea that being color-blind is the best way to improve society and bring about equality.
Three Reasons Why Black Men Should Openly Carry A Gun After Trayvon, Ferguson And John Crawford
Dr. Vibe asks H.A. Goodman why he thinks black men carrying a gun in holster will end racial profiling in America After the deaths of Trayvon Martin and Eric Garner, Hal Goodman tells Dr. Vibe how black men carrying guns will end racial profiling of black American men. Photo: AP
Why I Took My Baby to #MillionsMarchSF
Brandon Greene wanted to make sure that his tiny son did not miss this moment in their shared history.
The Gravity of Injustice on Our Souls – A Response to Ferguson, Garner, and the Paradox of the Black Attorney
How do conscious activist professionals handle the struggle of expectations, responsibilities, and fear?
After The Eric Garner Decision What Does Black America Need To Do?
Dr. Vibe asks a panel of Black American men, “What is Black America’s next move after the Michael Brown grand jury decision?”
Ferguson, Garner, and the Paradox of the Black Attorney
Brandon Greene opens up about being a young black lawyer navigating his job and his peers in the midst of current events.
Is Ferguson A Defining Moment For Race Relations In America?
Dr. Vibe hosts a discussion with black men from America, England and Canada in which they discussion the Michael Brown grand jury verdict and what they think that the future holds.
Young, Black, and Powerful
Brandon Greene shares a poem dedicated to his son about growing up as a black man.
America is Such a Vulgar and Violent Place
In the wake of the Ferguson Grand Jury verdict, new contributor Lisa ‘Afropunk’ Grayson was compelled to reflect upon her American Experience.
What If Black America Were A Country?
Dr. Vibe hosts a conversation with black American men that discussed what it would be like if black America were a country
What Is Black America’s Future After This Year’s Midterm Elections?
Dr. Vibe hosts a discussion with a group of black men in which they give their analysis of the recent midterm elections and what the future of black America entails.
Don’t See Color: See a Family
Alex Barnett will stop talking about being a white man married to a black woman when race is no longer an issue.
Do Stand-Your-Ground Gun Laws Benefit Whites More Than Blacks?
Dr. Vibe asks a group of black men if stand-your-ground laws put black American lives in danger.