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Race & Racism. Plus, MOIA Commissioner Manuel Castro on Immigrant Week & Month in June and Carl Dix on the Subway Lynching of Jordan Neely

MABA: Make America Black Again. Plus, special guest, Congresswoman Yvette Clarke and Camille Hastick, The Roy & Eda Hastick Foundation.

Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg Talks Trump's Charges, Local Leaders, Advocates & Rev Al Sharpton Supports Bragg.

Protect Yourself from Deed Theft. Plus, special guest Asher Ross, Senior Strategist, NYIC and Can Real Change Happen at the Grassroots Level?

Green Card Marriage, Change at the Grassroots Level. Guests NYC Comptroller Brad Lander and Kevin Benoit - Parle Magazine

Welcome to America - An Introduction to Immigration. Plus, guests NYC Comptroller Brad Lander and Chris Banks, Candidate, District 42.

Eric Adams - Good Moral Character. Plus, guest Laura Morand, President, Local 372

Drugs & Immigration. Plus, special guests, Reverend Joseph Jones of Mount Herman Baptist Church & Deacon Steven Robinson of Bethany Baptist Church.

KKK Biden Immigration Policy. Plus, special guests Valerie White, Senior Executive Director, LISC

Your Vote Is Your Power

Vote for Governor Hochul. Plus, special guest Senator Zellnor Myrie on Crime and Nov 8 Elections

Mayor Adams + Immigration. Plus, Special guests, Commissioner K. Bain, Racial Justice Commission and Carl Dix, RevCom

The Good Fight with Brian Figeroux, Esq. Plus, special guest CM Rita Joseph - 40th District

Columbus Day and Diana Richardson. Plus, special guest DOT Commissioner Ydanis Rodriguez

Governor Tish James. Plus, guest Dan Goldman, Democratic Rep for NY 10th Congressional District

Eric$1000. Plus, guests:  Hon, Alvin Braggs, Manhattan District Attorney, Jose Bayona, Executive Director, Mayor's Office of Ethnic & Community Media and Hon Brad Lander, NYC Comptroller.

Attorney Brian Figeroux discusses Citizenship. Plus, guests: Candis Tolliver, Political Director for 32BJSEIU and Carlina Rivera - Candidate for NY-10 Congressional District. NYCHA Spotlight - The Trust Legislation

Discussion: Donald Trump - if it walks like a duck/ Plus, guests: Dennis Walcott, Chair, NYC District Commission, Journalist Gary Tilzer and NYCHA Spotlight: The Federal Monitor.

People, Power & Politics Radio Show

People, Power & Politics Radio Show

People, Power & Politics Radio Show

People, Power & Politics Radio Show

People, Power & Politics Radio Show

People, Power & Politics Radio Show

People, Power & Politics Radio Show

People, Power & Politics Radio Show

People, Power & Politics Radio Show

People, Power & Politics Radio Show

People, Power & Politics Radio Show

Mayoral Elections - November 2, 2021

The Democratic Primary is Tuesday, June 22, 2021. #1 Choice for Mayor - Maya Riley. Number 1 Choice for Brooklyn Borough President - Antonio Reynoso.

Caribbean American Weekly polled its readership and the following three candidates secured the highest percentages, named here in alphabetical order: Eric Adams, Kathryn Garcia and Maya Wiley. This year's election is rank choice voting, and you can select up to 5 candidates. Vote these three candidates accordingly. The issues of concerns for our communities are:

*Voting Rights for Green Card holders in Municipal Elections

*Desegregation of and Proper Funding of NYC Public Schools

*The disparity in health issues such as diabetes, heart disease, HIV/AIDS, and recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic

*Public safety and protection from law enforcement in terms of stop-and-frisk

*Creation of jobs and support and opportunities for minority businesses

June is Caribbean American Heritage Month and this year marks the 15th anniversary. The commemoration of this observance aims to remind Americans that our greatness lies in our diversity. Who is best going to represent our concerns? Political consultant, Brian Figeroux, Esq explains. Plus guests include Executive Secretary Treasurer for the NYDCC, Joseph Geiger and Candidate for Civil Court Judge, Lola Waterman.

Are we ready for a woman mayor? A competent woman, a woman of color? Political Consultant Brian Figeroux discusses why New York is ready for its first female mayor. Guest: Maya Wiley seeks to become NYC's mayor: the first woman and the first woman of color.

NYC's 2021 Elections Primary is June 22. Early voting starts June 12. Are you ready to make a choice? Guests include: Brooklyn Borough President Candidate Robert Cornegy, Jr and Robert Waterman, Candidate for City Council District 36.

Two of the three major NY newspapers have announced their mayoral endorsements. The NY Post, the paper of Trump, has endorsed Eric Adams. Why would Eric Adams accept this endorsement?

NYC Elections 2021! Last year, our Vice-President Kamala Harris said, " Your vote is your voice, and your voice is your power. Political Consultant Brian Figeroux explains. Guests: President Shaun D. Francois, DC 37 and Local 372, and Donald Nesbit, Executive VP Local 372 and DC37 Vice President Political Action Chair, discuss the upcoming elections and workers' rights.

Making the right decision isn't always easy. Sometimes it is. Sometimes it's hard. Having the courage  to follow that path, to make that right decision, isn't quite so easy. Attorney Brian Figeroux speaks on the upcoming NYC Primaries and the legal issues that minority communities face.

The adage that being mayor of New York City is the "second-toughest job in America" may never have been more true than now. Who will be the next big man or woman in charge, and how do you choose? Civil Rights Attorney and Political Strategist Brian Figeroux provide insight. Plus, Dr. Patrick Graham weighs in on Derek Chauvin's trial stating any verdict will fuel continued social transformation and racial reckoning of America's democracy. And R. Dimple Wallabus discusses her campaign and movement to become the next representative of City Council District 46.

We all heard the historical news about marijuana legalization in NY. Of course, we know the uneven enforcement of marijuana laws has impacted communities of color the most. Black and brown men, in particular, have had their talent wasted and their potential squandered for decades. What does NY cannabis legislation mean for immigrants with old marijuana arrests? Attorney Brian Figeroux discusses.

This episode takes a look at the historic legislation of Marijuana Legalization in New York. Attorney Brian Figeroux discusses the history of the criminalization of marijuana use. District 79 Assembly member, Chantel Jackson and Anthonine Pierre, Deputy Director of the Brooklyn Movement Center looks at the impact of the legislation on marginalized communities.