Social unrest in Ferguson, Missouri and Baltimore, Maryland has negatively impacted Americans’ views about race.

Whenever Black History Month comes around, I experience mixed feelings stemming from its celebration in the Department of Defense schools that I attended during my childhood.  It was always a time of shame and mockery mixed with defiant force for us. We weren't permitted to sit it out, we were commanded to celebrate, which took a lot of the fun out of it.  I always wondered why the history of black people had to be confined to a single month instead of being inside the history books along with the rest. 

It's time for a no holds barred discussion on race and economics in America and who better to bring it to you than Matt Kibbe and Deneen Borelli?   They're kicking off the multi-city tour in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania this Wednesday, September 26th.