Roland Martin talks with Ron Lester about how the first presidential debate will affect the campaign trail.
Roland Martin talks with Mark Morial, president of the National Urban League, about last night's debate and the importance of voting.
Roland Martin talks with Judith Brown- Dianis of the Advancement Project about the Pennsylvania court's decision to deny a change in the states voter identification law.
Roland Martin talks with Eugene Jarecki about his new documentary, "The House I Live In" about the United States’ failed drug policies and the war on drugs and just how much black people have lost in the 40 years since its start.
Roland Martin talks with Cheryl Pearson-McNeil about African-American behaviors with smartphones and social media.
Roland Martin talks with Dr. David Jernigan about a new report released Thursday by the Center on Alcohol Marketing and Youth at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health African-American youth ages 12-20 are seeing more advertisements for alcohol in magazines and on TV compared with all youth ages 12-20.
Roland Martin Talks with Stacey Stewart on becoming the First African American Female President in the 125 year history of United Way.
Roland Martin talks with Dr. Steve Perry about his new show "Save Our Sons."
Roland Martin talks with Ben Crump, the attorney for the Trayvon Martin family, about the Stand Your Ground Laws on the ballot in 21 states in November.
Roland Martin talks with Dr. Justin Gross of The Latino Decisions Project about Latinos' support of President Barack Obama in the upcoming election.
Roland Martin discusses the topic of suspensions in relation to black males with John Jackson of The Schott Foundation. The Schott Foundation released it's annual report and it has found that black males are suspended the most compared to their peers. Jackson joined Martin to discuss what he believes needs to be changed in the […]
Roland Martin talks with Rev. Jesse Jackson about his remarkable feat of getting two American Prisoners released in Gambia.
