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This isn’t just a show—it’s a movement. A call to rise above limitations, to reclaim the power that’s already within you. Whether it’s freedom in your finances, your health, your rights, or your voice—we’re here to spark the change that leads to true liberation. With every story, every beat, and every conversation, we’ll inspire you to dig deeper, to challenge the status quo, and to chase the life you deserve. So, buckle up—this is the ride of your life, and inner freedom is our destination.
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Episode #100
Educator and biblical scholar Gilbert Richards joins young thinker Kene Eneli for an intergenerational conversation about God, Christianity, and faith. Together, they wrestle with the contradictions within Christianity and explore what it means to understand and practice faith as men of African descent. Support the show
Episode #99
In one week, three moments in Black history — 68 years apart — collide on the calendar. The Civil Rights Act of 1957. The Little Rock Nine. The 16th Street Baptist Church bombing. All three come back to the same fight: who gets to vote, who enforces that right, and who has tried to violently stop it. That fight isn't history. It's happening in the U.S. Senate right now. In this episode of Rethinking Freedom, we trace the full arc — from Reconstruction to Shelby County v. Holder to the current fight over the SAVE Act and mid-decade redistricting — and break down exactly what's at stake before the 2026 midterms. Plus: which organizations are fighting back right now, and the specific things YOU can do this week to protect the vote. We're also joined by Clayton Tucker, candidate for Texas Agriculture Commissioner, for a conversation you won't want to miss. ️ This Episode's Guest Clayton Tucker, Candidate for Texas Agriculture Commissioner www.claytontuckertx.com ✊ Take Action — Organizations Fighting for the Vote Right Now NAACP Legal Defense Fund — litigation, election protection, poll monitor training https://www.naacpldf.org Black Voters Matter — "We Got Us" 2026 voter education & mobilization campaign https://blackvotersmatterfund.org Fair Fight Action — Southern states voter protection & mobilization https://fairfight.com NAACP — national town halls mobilizing Black voters ahead of the midterms https://naacp.org League of Women Voters — nonpartisan voter protection litigation & advocacy https://www.lwv.org Organize Tennessee — the poll-monitoring model other states are watching https://www.organizetennessee.org What You Can Do This Week ●Check your voter registration status ●Call your senators about the SAVE Act — find your senators' numbers + a script at 5calls.org ●Sign up to be a poll monitor (LDF / Black Voters Matter) ●Track redistricting litigation in your state ●Get on the alert lists for the organizations above #RethinkingFreedom #VotingRights #BlackHistory #SAVEAct #Midterms2026 #BlackVotersMatter #NAACP #TexasPolitics #ClaytonTucker Support the show
Episode #98
US elections 2026: Your vote connects the fight over district maps to decisions about schools, healthcare, and your family’s future. So what’s at stake—and what can you do before November 3? In “The Vote Is a Weapon,” Rethinking Freedom host Aya Fubara Eneli examines Texas gerrymandering, voting rights, and the policy decisions shaping everyday life. She connects the headlines, examines the records, and makes the case for using your vote. IN THIS EPISODE: • Texas redistricting, racial gerrymandering challenges, and the Supreme Court’s role • Religion in public school classrooms • ICE enforcement and racial profiling concerns • DEI rollbacks and their impact on Black federal workers • Student loan limits and the stakes for HBCU families • Billionaire wealth, Medicaid, SNAP, and public health • The records and actions of Abbott, Patrick, Paxton, Buckley, and Hickland These issues reach beyond any one community. Understanding who makes the decisions is the first step toward holding them accountable. Which issue in this episode deserves more attention? Tell us in the comments. Subscribe to Rethinking Freedom for conversations about freedom, history, politics, and accountability. Share this episode with three people and start a conversation. PREMIERES: Monday, September 7, 2026 at 7:00 AM Central Time Also on KRGN 98.5 FM & KVBM 104.7 FM ️ TEXAS GENERAL ELECTION — NOVEMBER 3, 2026 • October 5 — Last day to register to vote • October 19–30 — Early voting • October 23 — Deadline for your ballot-by-mail application to be RECEIVED, not postmarked • November 3 — Election Day; polls open 7 AM–7 PM local time Check the official resources below for registration, mail-ballot eligibility, voting locations, and local schedules. REGISTER & PLAN YOUR VOTE Bell County voter registration Bell County ballot by mail Bell County early voting Bell County Election Day locations Texas voter information Official Texas election deadlines RESEARCH CANDIDATES & ISSUES VOTE411 Ballotpedia The Texas Tribune VOTING RIGHTS & COMMUNITY RESOURCES NAACP Texas NAACP Black Voters Matter Fund Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights Under Law LULAC Election Protection Hotline: 1-866-OUR-VOTE Know the records. Make your voting plan. Bring three people with you. #TexasElections2026 #VotingRights #RethinkingFreedom Support the show
Episode #97
Texas book bans, school vouchers, and the Ten Commandments in every classroom — this is the fight for the future of Texas public education, and it's happening right now in Bell County. Vouchers. The Ten Commandments in every classroom. A Bible-infused curriculum. School chaplains replacing licensed counselors. And now, Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick threatening to strip a full letter grade off any school district that won't ban the "wrong" books. In this episode of Rethinking Freedom, host Aya Fubara Eneli traces the throughline from historic anti-literacy laws, Jim Crow's underfunded classrooms, and apartheid's Bantu Education Act to the Texas education policy fights happening in Austin today — then sits down with two Bell County Democratic candidates fighting to change course: Dawn Richardson (Texas House District 54) and Amelia Rabroker (Texas House District 55). ️ GUESTS Dawn Richardson — Democratic Candidate, Texas House District 54 A retired educator with 39 years in the classroom, 27 of them right here in Central Texas. Former President of the Killeen Education Association and Chair of the Black Caucus of the Texas State Teachers Association. https://www.dawn4texas.org/ Amelia Rabroker — Democratic Candidate, Texas House District 55 Central Texas educator, artist, and small business owner running to put public schools, veterans, and working families first. https://www.ameliafortexas.com/ WHAT WE COVER Texas SB 2: the $1 billion private school voucher / Education Savings Account program Texas HB 2: the $8.5 billion school funding package — and whether it's enough SB 10: the Ten Commandments mandate in every public school classroom SB 11 and the Bluebonnet Learning Bible-infused curriculum The 2023 law allowing school chaplains to serve in place of licensed counselors Dan Patrick's threat to downgrade school accountability ratings over library books STAAR testing, school takeovers, and the fight over what Texas kids are allowed to read What Dawn Richardson and Amelia Rabroker would each fight for first in Austin IT GIRLS MENTORING PROGRAM Midway through this episode, Aya talks about Intelligent & Talented Girls, Inc. (IT Girls) — a mentoring program for girls ages 10–18 built to make sure our girls know their history, their worth, and their power, no matter what any legislature tries to take off the table. Register your young woman for IT Girls or learn how to support the program: www.intelligentandtalentedgirls.com Early voting matters. Local races matter. Get informed, get registered, and get involved. Subscribe to Rethinking Freedom for more conversations at the intersection of policy, power, and community. #RethinkingFreedom #TexasEducation #BookBans #SchoolVouchers #PublicEducation #TexasPolitics #TexasHouse #HD54 #HD55 #BellCounty #KilleenTX #DanPatrick #TexasLegislature #VoteTexas #ITGirls #BlackHistory #EducationMatters #DemocracyMatters Support the show
Episode #96
What does success actually look like for our children — and how do we help them get there? In this episode of Rethinking Freedom, host Aya Fubara Eneli sits down with three powerhouse guests to dig into what it really takes to set our kids up for academic success: not just good grades, but a genuine curiosity and love of learning. We cover: ✅ How parents actually define "success" — and the gap between what we say we want and what the data shows we reward ✅ Building routines that support learning, starting from infancy ✅ Recognizing and addressing your child's mental health as part of their academic journey ✅ Navigating the special education system, IEPs, and the school-to-prison pipeline ✅ Building your village — mentors, grandparents, and community support Guests: Toya Algarin — Philadelphia-based education advocate with 25+ years championing quality education for underserved children and families. Former KIPP Philadelphia Schools board member, founder of Educational Opportunities for Families, and founder of Grandma's 4 Literacy. Dr. Elizabeth Jennings — Occupational therapist, mental health advocate, author of 13 books, and founder of Boys Matter 2 Men and Remember You Matter Coaching, Consulting & Mentoring. Dustin Rynders — Director of legal and legislative work at the Texas Civil Rights Project, whose advocacy uncovered and eliminated an illegal cap on special education enrollment in Texas that had denied services to over 300,000 students. Resource mentioned in this episode: Disability Rights Texas — IDEA Manual (a parent's guide to special education rights and the special education process in Texas): https://disabilityrightstx.org/en/publication/idea-manual/ https://www.charlescoleiii.com/black-agentic-parent-ebook Grandmas4Literacy: https://www.grandmas4literacy.org/ I&T Girls: https://www.grandmas4literacy.org/ This is the extended, full-length version of the conversation. A shorter cut aired on KGRN 98.5 FM and KVBM 104.7 FM in Killeen, TX. Subscribe for new episodes of Rethinking Freedom, and catch African News Review for pan-African news and analysis. #RethinkingFreedom #ParentingTips #AcademicSuccess #SpecialEducation #IEP #MentalHealthAwareness #BlackParenting #EducationEquity #SchoolToPrisonPipeline #Mentorship Support the show
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