Rev. Dr. W. Franklyn Richardson offers a message of endurance, hope, and cultural relevance

Kickbox Champ Anthony "Amp" Elmore Seeks UNESCO Help to Fight Memphis Black Leaders Black on Black Racism to bring dignity to the Memphis Historic Black Community of Orange Mound; Black Memphis Leaders connect Orange Mound to a Slave Plantation

Anthony "Amp" Elmore is the Father, Champion, Founder of Black Buddhism A Cultural Revolution & Missing link to ancient & Modern Unknown & Untold Black World History that Echoes, Enlightenment, Education, Enrichment , Erudition, Evocation & Eloquence

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. died in Memphis April 4, 1968; 57 years later in 2025 we find Black Memphis Leaders Betraying Dr. King & Black America via their Silence & Siding with White Supremacist regarding Black Community of Orange Mound in Memphis

Memphis Black Historian Anthony Amp Elmore uncovers the truth: Orange Mound was built by 2 Black churches in 1879 & not a white developer. His film challenges Memphis's racist erasure & honors the legacy of America's 1st post-slavery Black community

Rev. Kevin T. Taylor serves as the chief finance and talent officer at The RISE Network and pastor of Israel A.M.E. Church in Albany, NY.

Anthony "Amp" Elmore ask UNESCO: United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization to challenge Memphis Black on Black Racism regarding the White Supremacy & Planned Erasure of the History of the Black Memphis Community of Orange Mound

Black Memphis Filmmaker Amp Elmore asks: Will Black Female TN State Sen. London Lamar help remove a racist historical marker in Orange Mound connected to a slave plantation myth written by the Sons of Confederate Veterans Historian Barron Deaderick