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“Black Youth Are Not Afraid To Defend Their Rights”, Psychologist, Dr. Niama T. Malachi Mama Joy
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“I Can Breath”, Says ABJ Youth, Tabario, Asia, Khiari Mama Joy
At the Precious Blood center, we learned of a great work being done in Englewood. The Catholic order has dedicated itself not on indoctrination, but on building a team/family that can help welcome youth offenders back into their community. They call it “Radical Hospitality”! Listen to the interviews we did with the team and the youth.
Mama Joy (Joy Sigur Ramza Woods) is A Podcast Host, and Lecturer On The Divine, Economic, and Cultural Role Of “Emancipation Proclamation” In Negro and American History. She is a proud grandmother, retired educator, minister, singer, pianist, community activist.
“…black people are ashamed of admitting to the need for mental health help…thus the violence on our streets goes on…”, says Alyiah Harris Author of the blog www.BreathingMinds.org. Update: Alyiah’s Dad, […]
