10K Fearless - TriState

Tonight we examine yet another citizen’s harrowing encounter with a Senatobia Mississippi Police Officer.

Tonight we discuss the arrival of white South African  Refugees in America, and the establishment of smoke shops selling “Marijuana” in Black Communities in Mississippi.

Tonight we discuss, “It’s On Us Now!!!”  We must accept responsibility for what’s happening in our community.  We must change it!

Tonight we discuss Crime - Violence and the plague of death in our communities.  The children see no future.  We must prepare one.  Plus, Plus, Qaadir Malik Lewis and Naazir Rahim Lewis, 19, dead on top of Bell Mountain in Hiawassee, Georgia.

Tonight we discuss the noticeable increase in gun violence among our youth in Holly Springs and North Mississippi.  Plus, on October 4th, 2024, 41-year-old truck driver Trumaine White dies within hours of being arrested in Liberty, MS.

Tonight we discuss the importance of having God's Peace and Favor in our lives that will equip us with the essentials needed to face whatever comes in 2025 and beyond.

Final Call News Headlines and 10K Fearless Highlights from 2024. The Year In Review.

Brothers Dulum Strong, Karl El Ansaar Stokes, and David Barksdale to discuss the importance of The Big We Global.

Tonight we will recap this past Saturday’s 1st Real-Talk “Stop The Killing” rally in Tupelo, MS in an effort to bring peace and safety of our communities.

Tonight we will check in on the Brothers in Tupelo, MS as we prepare to visit and participate in the first stop on the Real-Talk Stop The Killing Tour of Mississippi.

The Benefit of Our Unity: Tonight we will have an open discussion on the question of "What Can We Do In 2024 To Attain Unity Among Black People In America?" 

Tonight we interview Andrea Braxton, the mother of Amyia Braxton who was run over in her front yard in 2016 as she got off her school bus in Pontotoc, MS. No one has been held accountable. Did the Police, Sheriff and DA cover up a vehicular homicide to protect Karen Carpenter?

Tonight we will hear from the voices of the street at the community level in Mississippi. Brothers Ambassador Strong, OG Capone, and Teddy Cobb are at ground zero in their community every day actively working to help end the violence and resolve conflicts between our young people.

This episode brings attention to a new jail proposal in Lee County, MS. Also, the State of Alabama’s use of prison inmates for what some see as modern day slaves through a “Work Release Program” that some are calling the new “Convict Leasing” system.

Tonight, we will have a long overdue discussion/interview on Protecting the Sanctity of Womanhood: The Crisis of Violence Against Black Women with Bro. Dr. Lawrence X Henry PhD.

On August 22, 1992, 18 year old Andre Jones was murdered in a Mississippi Jail, but it was ruled a suicide. On the 32nd Anniversary of his murder, we interview his mother, Esther Muhammad, and review (Mississippi Jail Hangings Behind the Magnolias) the book she wrote on his life and death.

An interview with Std. Min. Charles Muhammad as we remember the murder of Andre Jones, and the Great Flood of 1993 that followed.

The recurring nightmare of the extrajudicial killing of Black People by rogue police officers and the growing lack of trust between the black community and local police departments.

We must have a real talk conversation with our young men and women on how we must address the violence and murder  we perpetrate against ourselves.