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With Black History Month here, Kendall Qualls, president of TakeCharge, discussed the black history “no one wants to talk about” on this week’s Fully Charged podcast.

Kendall Qualls and social scientist Wilfred Reilly discussed the 1619 Project and racism in America on the Fully Charged podcast this week.
Reilly is an associate professor of political science at Kentucky State University. He also holds a law degree and is the author of "Hate Crime Hoax: How the Left is Selling a Fake Race War" and "Taboo: 10 Facts You Can't Talk About."

TakeCharge President and Founder Kendall Qualls and his wife, Sheila, recap the last 50 years of history in the black community, explain the tragedy, and point to marriage as a sign of hope.

Simon Whitehead was a teacher in Minneapolis Public Schools for 25 years until he resigned in 2017.
He joined Kendall Qualls, president of TakeCharge, on the Fully Charged podcast to talk about the bureaucratic chaos in schools and the fallout for teachers and students.

Violence has become the norm in classrooms across Minnesota as teachers are discouraged from speaking out on the issue, former educator Debbie York told Kendall and Sheila Qualls on this week’s episode of Fully Charged. 

The black church is failing the community, Rev. Tim Christopher said on this week’s episode of Fully Charged.

Christopher, a minister at Berean Missionary Baptist Church in downtown Minneapolis and the founder of Shepherds Works, joined Kendall and Sheila Qualls to discuss the crisis in the black community and ways they can come together to help the community. Christopher has been working with inner-city youth since 1992.