Please join MRCi for our first-ever focus group tonight November 12 (Thursday) @ 7:30 EST //// 6:30 CST by clicking here. Dr. Kenyatta Phelps will head a focus group seeking answers surrounding what is the process that Black Men undergo while pursuing a Doctoral Degree.
Please join us tonight — November 12 (Thursday) @ 7:30 est //// 6:30 cst — to aid this scholar as she seeks answers to this very important issue by clicking here.
Please join our intellectual community for a historically grounded discussion over “The Case of the Missing Black Male Teacher.”
The MRCi (Manhood, Race, and Culture Interactive) discussion begins promptly at 7:30 Eastern Standard Time & 6:30 Central Standard Time. Please click this link to join the discussion.
We will discuss the following issues.
So, once again, please join our intellectual community that is filled with teachers, collegians, professors, community activists, and scholars by clicking this link for an intriguing discussion regarding a pertinent issue facing Black America. The discussion begins promptly at 7:30 Eastern Standard Time & 6:30 Central Standard Time.
We are looking forward to hearing your perspective.
Please join MRCi (Manhood, Race, and Culture interactive) tonight (October 29, 2020) at 7:30 (EST) — 6:30 pm (CST) for an important program on What Happened to all of the Marriageable Black Men?
Dr. James Thomas Jones III will lead a discussion via Zoom investigating the disappearance of marriageable Black Men. What were the historical factors that led us to a point that Black Women are openly questioning will they ever find a gainfully employed, responsible, and monogamous Black Man.
Are those days gone? Please join us to learn strategies to keep you sane in the midst of everyday craziness.
The program begins tonight at 7:30 (EST) — 6:30 pm (CST). Please click here to join us.
Please join us tonight for an insightful panel discussion with a cross-section of Black America discussing “What does it mean to be a Black man in America Today?”
Tonight’s program promises to be a particularly riveting discussion as it is our initial panel discussion. Please feel free to join us.
Please click on any of the links to join us tonight. The discussion will begin at 7:30 (EST) / 6:30 (CST)
Please view this video and leave a comment regarding how the injustice that Emmett Louis Till experienced is relatable to more recent black deaths.