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DJ Envy, a co-host on 105.9’s “The Breakfast Club,” is addressing his critics after facing backlash for seemingly defending the police officer who shot and killed Columbus, Ohio, teen Ma’Khia Bryant earlier this month.  During a discussion with news outlet Page Six, the morning show host addressed the scandal while sharing his views on “cancel culture.” “I understand people are upset, and they have the right to be,” the media personality expressed. “But what I don’t like is this cancel culture, when they try to cancel somebody for an opinion.” NEW ORLEANS, LA – JULY 0...

School psychologist Dr. Umar Johnson directed harsh criticism at President Joe Biden during an interview on "The Breakfast Club" that aired on Monday

Elsewhere in his conversation with the Breakfast Club, things got heated when Umar and DJ Envy shared their opposing views on the police killing of Ma’Khia Bryant. Dr. Umar also addressed interracial relationships and gave an update about his Frederick Douglass Marcus Garvey Academy for Black boys in Delaware, saying it could be “up and running” soon. Per News One, construction on the Frederick Douglass Marcus Garvey Academy is complete, but Johnson now needs“Black tradesmen” to offer their pro bono services in the areas of HVAC, plumbing and electric work so FDMG “can be ready i...

For the fifth time, the Breakfast Club team welcomed Dr. Umar Johnson—who’s been widely criticized for telling people to skip out on the COVID-19 vaccine, as well as his massively detrimental pushing of homophobic messages—to the show. About 40 minutes into Monday’s appearance, the topic of the recent police killing of 16-year-old Black girl Ma’Khia Bryant was broached. Earlier this month, Bryant was fatally shot by a cop in Columbus, Ohio named Nicholas Reardon. The killing inspired protests, with many pointing out the inherent hypocrisy of the department’s claims of such force ...

Dr. Umar Johnson Blames Regular Degular Black Folk for His Inability to Start Black School Social media sensation and school psychologist Dr. Umar Johnson said his Black school for boys in Delaware would have been completed if it were not for the lack of support from Black people. In an interview with the Breakfast Club on Monday, Johnson spoke about the construction of Frederick Douglass Marcus Garvey Academy and how the school needs $300,000 in electrical and plumbing installation. Johnson wanted pro bono services from Black contractors to offset the remaining cost of his dream institution...