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good morning. it is saturday, february 10th. you're watching velshi on msnbc. i'm charles coleman junior filling in for my friend and colleague, ali velshi. we have got a lot to talk about. we begin this morning with donald trump's new reality tv show. we all remember the apprentice. the whole, you're fired, thing? what we are watching now is more like, the defendant. a terrifying real-life spinoff series played out in actual courtrooms and along the campaign trail each and every day. talk about reality tv. the stakes in this game show are, quite literally, american democracy and the...

NEW ORLEANS (press release) – The New Orleans Association of Black Journalists (NOABJ) will host its inaugural Scholarship Jazz Brunch and Silent Auction at

Senior residents of the East Bay gathered at the Center for Elders’ Independence in San Leandro to celebrate the organization’s 40th anniversary on July 12. About 100 participants and executives from CEI were there to celebrate the milestone with dancing, live music, food, trivia, and activities. “Our organization has grown so much over the last | Senior residents of the East Bay gathered at the Center for Elders’ Independence in San Leandro to celebrate the organization’s 40th anniversary on July 12. About 100 participants and executives from CEI were there to celebrate the mileston...

This morning we'll dive into the Black History Month Music Arts Festival. Wise Atangana is performing tonight, so today we'll play his new album, Messimba, from top to bottom. Brandon Wint's new album (Freedom Journal: Antidotes to Violence) drops today too, so we'll start off with Obsession and then go from there. More about the Black History Month Music Arts Festival: "Back by popular demand, The Ottawa-Gatineau Afro-Black Cultural Centre and Artsconnect Ottawa presents you with the opportunity to not only celebrate black history but to participate in developing a shared language fo...

On Thursday afternoon, Professor Gabrielle Foreman delivered the Douglass Day 2022 Plenary Address entitled, “Frederick Douglass and the Politics of Trust: Black Organizing, Black Wealth and the Failure of the