Black August is a historical time in the African American Community to reflect on our ancestors that have gone before us. It is also a time to think about what they stood for so that future generations could have the freedoms that they have today. A historical perspective of Black August is shared on the show. Ms. T.K. the Chemist also provided a platform for the Entrepreneurs of the ATL to share their products and services. This is a TWO PART Special.

Entrepreneurs include:
The Founder and Owner of RA SEKHI ARTS TEMPLE, Ms. Rekhit Kajara Nia Yaa.

Raheem Shabazz of the Documentary Film Series, Elementary Genocide 1 & 2.

Dr. Mwalimu K. Bomani Baruti and Mrs. Yaa Mawusi Baruti of Akoben Institute, an independent Afrikan centered full-time and after-school homeschooling and tutorial program for middle and high schoolers.

Ms. Honeysuckle Moon provides handcrafted Herbotanical Skin and Hair Wellness Recipes. Honeysuckle Moon Natural Skin Care is a plant and mineral-based skin and hair wellness company.

Dr. Crystal Jones is an Intuitive Chiropractor Healer and holistic doula.

Ms. Debra Paddlefoot, African and African American Dollmaker

Ms. Christian Ray of the Soy based candle company Christain Ray Artian Candles make an all natural soy, dye-free, hemp-wicked and highly fragrant candle.