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Born and raised in Chicago, Jessica Disu, also known as FM Supreme, uses language as a tool for positive change. She’s a three-time international performing poet, artist, activist and educator who describes herself as a “humanitarian rap artist.”
Jamye Wooten speaks with J.Kwest at the 2016 Samuel DeWitt Proctor Conference. J.Kwest talks about his newly released album, Lemonade.
Empowering Voices Speaks with Karen Lewis, President of the Chicago Teachers Union
Jordyn Willis of Project Orange Tree Speaks with Empowering Voices
Rev. Joan Harrell of Empowering Voices, speaks with FM Supreme
Empowering Voices talks with Jean-Claude Brizard, CEO of Chicago Public Schools
Empowering Voices talks with the Rev. Dr. Yvonne B. Delk, founding director of the Center for African American Theological Studies
WE ARE ALL RESPONSIBLE FOR OUR YOUTH!
Jefferson Bethke is focused on the problems; I am consumed in the potential. He sees the dirty water and calls for a cleansing; I see the baby in the tub. For all the woes of this world, and the many ways our faith has caused them; there yet remains hope in the gathering of a few who believe in something greater than humanity. For all we’ve done, for all we’ve ignored, for all we’ve hurt: God still calls us together. God still loves us.
