Onyx Family Dinner

NFL-star and author Emmanuel Acho stops by to have a discussion about the difference between culture and color and why most people are too lazy to navigate the difference.

Diana Chao, the founder of Letters To Strangers, stops by for dinner to discuss her background and how her foundation has become the largest youth for youth mental health non-profit in the world.

Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Nikole Hannah-Jones created The 1619 Project for The New York Times and talks about America's education system and how examining slavery's modern-day legacy and re-framing American history are vital.

Faith Fennidy, the schoolgirl discriminated against because of her hair style, comes to discuss Black hair: afros, box-braids, weaves, natural hair and more.

Emmy Award-winning sports journalist and TV show host Jemele Hill discusses what it takes for a Black female to make it in sports, even if they're not an athlete; she gives her two cents in politics in sport from Ali to Kaepernick.

Urban gardener Ron Finley discusses the act of gardening as freedom; from growing to cultivating and harvesting to cooking, these are essential tools to combat food insecurity and bad health.