The Legal Eagle Review

Indira Everett: Journey From Williamston, NC, to Duke Energy (Rebroadcast)

On this show, we talk with Indira Everett about her historic journey from Williamston, North Carolina, to become the Vice President for Government and Community Relations at Duke Energy Corporation.

Fani Willis: Protecting African American Prosecutors From Professional And Personal Attacks

On this show, we will discuss the recent personal and professional attacks upon Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis and the ongoing dangers faced by African Americans who become prosecutors with NCCU Law School Professor, Tamika Moses.

History Maker – Dr. Siobahn Day Grady

On this show, we talk with history maker, Dr. Siobahn Day Grady, the first woman to earn a Ph.D. in Computer Science from North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University and Assistant Professor and Program Director of Information Science at the School of Library and Information Sciences at NCCU.

Indira Everett: Journey From Williamston, NC, to Duke Energy

On this show, we talk with Indira Everett about her historic journey from Williamston, North Carolina, to become the Vice President for Government and Community Relations at Duke Energy Corporation.

North Carolina Primary Elections 2024

On this show, we discuss continuing issues and barriers that African Americans and members of marginalized communities should be prepared to address when they seek to exercise their right to vote with Marques Thompson, Organizing Director of Democracy NC.

Host Reflections

On this show, Legal Eagle Review hosts Irving Joyner and April Dawson discuss the North Carolina Central University School of Law and the impact of Black lawyers in the state.

Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC)

On this show, we discuss the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC), its lasting legacy, and continuing relevance with Jennifer Lawson, a SNCC veteran and former SNCC field secretary, and Dr. Jarvis Hall, Political Science Professor at North Carolina Central University.

Wrongful Convictions and Ronnie Long Case

In the aftermath of a $25 million settlement in the wrongful conviction case of Ronnie Long, who spent 44 years in prison for crimes that he did not commit, on this show, we talk with his attorneys who direct the Duke University Law School Wrongful Conviction Clinic.

MLK Impact On Emerging Youth Leaders

On this show, in recognition of the King Holiday, we discuss the life and accomplishments of Dr. Martin Luther King and the 1960s Civil Rights activists and discuss the perceptions and attitudes of younger African Americans regarding the continuing impact and importance of this legacy and history. Our guests are Marcus Bass, Deputy Director of the NC Black Alliance and Executive Director at Advance Carolina; Rhasha Barnes-Scales, a junior at North Carolina Central University and President of the NCCU Political Science Club; and James Whitaker, a third-year student at NCCU School of Law and Secretary of the Student Bar Association.

State of African Americans in North Carolina

On this show, we discuss the State of African Americans in North Carolina and the United States with two North Carolina political experts and activists.