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Representative Maxine Waters converses on our current President, political bullies, impacting change and becoming registered to vote.

BJ the Chicago Kid gives his honest opinion on the current path of The United States, his hometown of Chicago and how to take control of your future through voting.

Actress Zulay Henao deliberates why most millennials believe that their vote will not count, the travel ban and the fear of not voting in local and national elections. 

It is time to vote for our future. Through the eyes of Ali Siddiq, comes a conversation about what it means to be black in America, having self-effacement and voting to make a change.

Through the eyes of Ali Siddiq, comes a conversation about what it means to be black in America, having self-effacement and voting to make a change.

Ha Ha Davis delivers a message of trusting your instincts, levels of success and Gen Z voting in a time of need.

LisaRaye McCoy deliberates the violence in Chicago, failed education for people of color and what must be done to change the current narrative in America and the Trump administration.

From unsung hero, Reverend James Lawson delivers his take on America, injustice and the Black Freedom Movement.

Artist Jose Guapo tackles urban community issues, why most young people of color are not interested in voting and easier ways to become registered in your own communities.

Actress, Erika Alexander, deliberates her political stance in today’s America, fighting racism and becoming an advocate for your community.

Author, producer and preacher, Devon Franklin, discusses how popular or political figures persuade communities and elections, impacting change and becoming registered to vote.

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Be Woke Presents Black History in Two Minutes

The funny Erica Ash jumps on the topics of equality, voter suppression, education and changing the political climate by voting through the midterms.

Actress Tami Roman discusses why she thinks millennials don’t vote, delivering good information to the youth instead of damaging material via social media and voter disenfranchisement.

From the mind of Chuck D, brings a conversation about education for people of color, learning how government works and using it to your advantage through voting.

Will.i.am brings the topic of art and music to the table to influence millennials into voting and helping to prepare teens of color for adulthood.

Sybrina Fulton, mother of Trayvon Martin, delivers life after Trayvon, racism, injustices in America and leading by example in times of pain.

Deon Taylor dives into the topics of voting in the midterm, changing our communities and becoming more involved in politics.

Chatting with Shameik Moore, comes a conversation about hip hop music in today’s culture, growing up being black in America and why it is important to vote.

Through the eyes of Jamie Foxx, comes a conversation about what it means to lead by example, having humility, and being black in Trump’s America.

Reality Superstar Kim Kardashian West brings her expertise and ideas to the table to discuss Kanye, voting, prison reform and the current administration.

Established actor Michael Ealy tackles the travel ban, corruption in the current administration and understanding how much influence people have through voting.

Chelsea Handler breaks the ice on how racism is alive and well in America and how it was brought back, from behind the curtains, by the current administration.

The funny journeywoman Bresha Webb discusses Freddy Gray, the injustice in Baltimore and the current administration.

Connecting with Mike Colter, he delivers the knockout punch on why America is suffering, voting in the midterm and how people can help one another in their communities.

Through the eyes of Ali Siddiq, comes a conversation about what it means to be black in America, having self-effacement and voting to make a change.

LisaRaye McCoy deliberates the violence in Chicago, failed education for people of color and what must be done to change the current narrative in America and the current administration.

Actress, Erika Alexander, deliberates her political stance in today’s America, fighting racism and becoming an advocate for your community.

It is time to vote for our future. Through the eyes of Ali Saddiq, comes a conversation about what it means to be black in America, having self-effacement and voting to make a change.

Representative Maxine Waters converses on our current President, political bullies, impacting change and becoming registered to vote.

Actress Tami Roman discusses why she thinks millennials don’t vote, delivering good information to the youth instead of damaging material via social media and voter disenfranchisement

Artist Jose Guapo tackles urban community issues, why most young people of color are not interested in voting and easier ways to become registered in your own communities.

From the mind of Chuck D, brings a conversation about education for people of color, learning how government works and using it to your advantage through voting.

From unsung hero, Reverend James Lawson delivers his take on America, injustice and the Black Freedom Movement.

Author, producer, preacher Devon Franklin discusses how popular or political figures persuade communities and elections, impacting change and becoming registered to vote.

The funny Erica Ash jumps on the topics of equality, voter suppression, education and changing the political climate by voting through the midterms.

Actress Zulay Henao deliberates why most millennials believe that their vote will not count, the travel ban and the fear of not voting in the midterms.

Reality Superstar Kim Kardashian West brings her expertise and ideas to the table to discuss Kanye, voting, prison reform and the current administration. In this enchanting interview hosted by CNN spokesperson and The Messy Truth’s Van Jones, we discover life in the Kardashian household and how voting is more important than ever.

Chelsea Handler breaks the ice on how racism is alive and well in America and how it was brought back, from behind the curtains, by the current administration.

BJ the Chicago Kid gives his honest opinion on the current path of The United States, his hometown of Chicago and how to take control of your future through voting.

Deon Taylor dives into the topics of voting in the midterm, changing our communities and becoming more involved in politics.

Connecting with Mike Colter, he delivers the knockout punch on why America is suffering, voting in the midterm and how people can help one another in their communities.

In 2018, Millennials take up more than half of The United States population. Once we understand we have the power to change the current climate through voting, we can begin to change this country.

With racism and bigotry on the rise, we must remain strong. We as a people must relax and understand what we are fighting for. Sybrina Fulton, mother of Trayvon Martin, delivers life after Trayvon, racism, injustices in America and leading by example in times of pain.

The talented Michael Ealy tackles the travel ban, corruption in the current administration and understanding how much influence people have through voting.

The funny journeywoman Bresha Webb discusses Freddy Gray, the injustice in Baltimore and the current administration. In this urban interview hosted by CNN spokesperson and The Messy Truth’s Van Jones, we converse police brutality, voting disenfranchisement and Kanye West.

Will.i.am brings the topic of art and music to the table to influence millennials into voting and helping to prepare teens of color for adulthood.

It’s time to step up, since 2016 it feels the United States has made a turn for the worse especially for millennials and generation Z citizens. Ha Ha Davis delivers a message of trusting your instincts, levels of success and Gen Z voting in a time of need. In this unique interview with CNN spokesperson and The Messy Truth’s Van Jones, we debate Ha Ha’s success stories, the current political climate and getting millennials involved with their communities. In a society where it feels your vote doesn’t matter, it does. Use your voice – This is Be Woke.

Through the eyes of Jamie Foxx, comes a conversation about what it means to lead by example, having humility, and being black in Trump’s America.