Bobby Rush

In 1995, U.S. Rep. Rush was appointed to the exclusive and powerful Energy and Commerce Committee. In 2007 he was elected chairman of the Committee on Energy and Commerce Subcommittee on Commerce, Trade, and Consumer Protection. This committee has jurisdiction over:

• Interstate and foreign commerce, including all trade matters within the jurisdiction of the full committee;
• Regulation of commercial practices (the FTC), including sports-related matters;
• Consumer affairs and consumer protection, including privacy matters generally;
• Consumer product safety (the CPSC), product liability; and motor vehicle safety;
• Regulation of travel, tourism, and time; and, Homeland security-related aspects of the foregoing, including cyber security.

Maureen Forte

Educator and radio personality Maureen Forte was born in Chicago, Illinois on October 1, 1950. Her parents, Georgia Ann Jones and Willis Jones, grew up in West Virginia and later relocated to Chicago. After graduating from Englewood High School in Chicago, Forte attended Chicago State University, earning her bachelor's degree in education in 1974.

Forte began her teaching career at St. Thaddeus in Chicago, where she taught for ten years following her graduation from Chicago State University. During this time, Forte began her involvement in a number of organizations, and served as a delegate for the Chicago Teachers Union for ten years. In 1989, she began teaching at the Sawyer Elementary School in Chicago. She has also become highly active in the NAACP and the Rainbow/PUSH Coalition. She founded the South Suburban chapter of Rainbow/PUSH 1990 and has continued to raise the bar for social commitment in the area. Since founding the branch, Forte served as president until stepping down in 2004.

Forte served as the vice-president of the South Suburban NAACP and hosted her own radio talk show,
N' the Know with Moe, which is broadcast on WCFJ-AM on Sunday afternoons. She is also a member of the Legislative and Women's Rights Committees of the Chicago Teachers Union. On May 9, 2007, Forte became the first Black female village trustee of East Hazel Crest, Illinois, and on May 18, 2007, she became a delegate of the American Federation of Teachers (AFT).

EASY MO BEE THE WORLD'S BEST MUSIC PRODUCER

I DONT REMEMBER HOW I CAME ACROSS EASY MO BEE..I do remember I made a post on FaceBook no no he made a reference to something about "dont bite the hand that feed you" and anybody who knows me with my smart mouth...said that's what I told my 2nd or 3rd husband and he laughed and we been friends ever since.

I didnt know who he was..however after that I did some research and I have developed this obsession about his life. He was a guest on my Radio Show the week before last and it was so real and down to earth.

He talked about growing up in the projects. I did too. He grew up in Brooklyn and I in the Bronx. He talked about having a dream. He talked about a vision. He talked about how his family didnt believe in his vision at first. But, when Miles Davis called he suddenly started earning respect.

I dont want to tell his story..I hope one day I will get another opportunity to finish the interview

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Ruby Andrews

I am a professional recording artist, entertainer. I've worked with everyone that you name, from high to low. I have been in the entertainement business for 45 years, and counting. I have been with A.B.C. Records, M.C.A Records, the list goes on and on. I've been around the world three times, my last trip was to England one year ago. Ruby Andrews' tuneful late-'60s sides established her as a seductive Windy City soul singer. Andrews Succesful follow-ups on Zodiac included You Made a Believer (Out of Me) in 1969 and Everybody Saw You the next year. Andrews later cut some bluesy material for Ichiban, with the outrageous Swamp Dogg producing. ~ Bill Dahl, All Music Guide debuted on the Zodiac label in 1967 and scored her biggest seller, "Casanova (Your Playing Days Are Over)," the same year.

Dr Baruch

Dr. Baruch Ben-Yehudah - Biography

Dr. Baruch Ben Yehudah has dedicated himself to improving the overall health of his fellow man, perpetuating the benefits of a vegan lifestyle. Dr. Baruch received his Naturopathic Doctors Degree from the School of the Prophets Institute at Jerusalem in Israel in 2004. He majored in Communications at Lincoln University in Pennsylvania where he began his career in radio broadcasting. Dedicated to healing people from health related issues caused by poor diet, stress, lack of exercise and educational awareness on controlling ones health, Dr. Baruch developed a revolutionary concept called "Eat the Cure." From his wealth of knowledge developed over 20 years in the health industry "Eat the Cure" shows us how we can cure ourselves from virtually every known ailment by taking a proactive approach to what we allow to enter our bodies. "Eat the Cure" cleanses our minds from the stereotypical illusions of the "Soul Food Diet" and standard American diet.

In 2007, Dr. Baruch began his tenure as a featured health expert on the ABC syndicated Michael Baisden show with his "Your Body is Your Temple" which reaches 13 million plus people on a daily basis and today remains a constant "force" on the show. He was also a guest panelist on the talk show "Baisden After Dark" on TV One. He also served as a nutritional consultant on Michael Baisdens' "Island Jam" held in Jamaica in June 2007.

Kevin Gray

In Kevin Gray’s new book take is radical…so his focus is always ample and humane. In these passionate pages, he takes his readers into areas of darkness—South Carolina’s heritage of slavery, for example—and into the vibrancy and heat of James Brown and Richard Pryor. In essays like “Why Does Barack Obama Hate My Family?” and “”Dixie 101,” Gray’s intellectual footwork is as sure as Muhammad Ali’s in his prime, and the knockout is as deadly.

No one should venture a mile into the rough terrain of black politics and culture in America today without reading Gray’s Waiting for Lightning to Strike. There’s no keener mind, no sharper eye focused on the condition of black politics.

Kevin Alexander Gray & his younger sister Valerie were among the first blacks to attend the local all-white elementary school in rural, upstate South Carolina in 1968. Since then he has been involved in community organizing working on a variety of issues ranging from racial politics, police violence, third-world politics & relations, union organizing & workers’ rights, grassroots political campaigns, marches, actions, and political events. He is currently organizing the Harriet Tubman Freedom House Project in Columbia, South Carolina which focuses on community-based political and cultural education. Kevin was a founding member of the National Rainbow Coalition in 1986, former co-chair of the Southern Rainbow Education Project—a coalition of southern activists—and former contributing editor of Independent Political Action Bulletin. He was also the 2002 SC United Citizens’ Party & Green Party Gubernatorial candidate. He was managing editor of The Palmetto Post and Black News in Columbia, South Carolina, served as a national board member of the American Civil Liberties Union for 4 years, is a past eight-term president of the South Carolina affiliate of the ACLU and an advisory board member of DRC Net (Drug Policy Reform Coalition).