America has long benefited from Black labor, Black creativity, Black culture, and Black suffering — while refusing to fully repair the descendants of those who helped build the nation. In this powerful solo episode, Bummi Anderson explores the true meaning of reparations, the economic foundation of slavery, why former slave owners were compensated after emancipation, and why Black American descendants of slavery deserve repair. From chattel slavery to cultural influence in music, sports, and the arts, this episode challenges America’s moral contradictions and asks a necessary question: If the nation can compensate others for harm and loss, why does it continue to resist repairing Black Americans whose labor helped make America an economic and cultural giant?

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Are you just getting through 2026… or being intentional about how you live it?

In this episode of Intersection Podcast, Bummi Anderson breaks down five key areas Black people should focus on for the rest of the year: ownership, mental and emotional health, community, political power, and legacy.

This isn’t about doing everything—it’s about centering what actually matters. With so much at stake, this conversation is a call to move with clarity, purpose, and intention.

🎧 Listen, reflect, and decide what you’re focusing on next.

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In my conversation with Bishop Victor L. Powell, the pastor and leader of Rhema Word Cathedral in Albany, GA, we discuss the impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Albany, GA. We specifically address the impact of the virus on Black communal traditions for funerals and worship services. We also discuss the impact of COVID-19 on how churches used social media platforms as a means to communicate and minister to their parishioners.

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