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The Chavis Chronicles
National Council of Negro Women and WOC in the film industry
Season 2
Episode 203
Dr. Chavis speaks Janice Mathis, Executive Director of National Council of Negro Women about the organization's strategies for 2022 and beyond. Then, Dr. Chavis meets with a young African American director, writer and actress that has Hollywood buzzing. Kelly Kali talks about her Oscar winning film on homelessness and why more women of color need to break into the film industry.
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Dr. Chavis talks with professor and retired police captain Sonia Y. Wiggins Pruitt.
26:00
Dr. Chavis sits with civil rights icon, diplomat and former mayor of Atlanta, Andrew Young
27:22
Dr. Chavis and National Urban League CEO Marc Morial discuss the value of financial equity
25:45
Dr. Chavis and Hip-Hop MC Monie Love discuss her career and Hip Hop’s 50th Anniversary.
26:34
Dr. Chavis and actress Phylicia Rashad discuss her career and the importance of the arts.
26:24
Dr. Chavis and Frances Draper discuss the importance of the black press in America.
27:18
Dr. Chavis talks to Dr. Topper Carew about success in TV, AI, and space exploration.
27:03
Dr. Chavis talks to billionaire Robert Smith about achieving success against the odds.
25:55
CEO of Trust Marketing Howard Robertson discusses the state of Black media ownership.
26:02
Phyllis Dickerson, CEO African American Mayors Association, on challenges for city mayors.
27:29
Berrisford Boothe and Klaire Scarborough on their book about artists during the pandemic.