Acknowledging President's Day and Black History Month

In honor of President's Day and with today being the month of Black History I would like to take the time to pay honor to those elected to serve as The President Of The United States as two of our past presidents were born during the month of February. I along with my guest Dr. Lisa Romain will pay honor to the amazing contribution that many African Americans have made by standing up for change and injustice. Many of us do not know our history. Sad to say that for years I was one of them yet I am still learning about the amazing contribution that many individuals have made. Yet sadly many individuals take for granted the path that was set and the doors that have been open as many have died, fought, cried and prayed for change. Black History Month began as Negro History Week which was created in 1926 by Carter G Woodson a noted African American historian, scholar, educator, and publisher. It became a long month of celebration in 1976. The month of February was chosen to coincide with the birthdays of Fedrick Douglass and Abraham Lincoln. There is still work to to do so let's give honor to those individuals including family members and individuals past and present.

Join me by calling 516 387-1914 on 2/20/17 at 12pm Pacific. We will be talking about our favorite and most influential president and those that have changed history and made an impact on our life. I