Power is often determined by financial strength in society. The famous saying, “Money talks” has always been a way to justify special privileges just based on a person’s wealth. For centuries, Black Americans were denied the liberties to make their own money, buy property, operate businesses, and were even forced to pay different prices just because of their skin tone. Join me as we shine a Historical Spotlight on Capital Savings Bank, the very first Black-owned bank in the United States.

Every year carries its number of lost souls. We’ve already lost numerous legends like Angie Stone, Roy Ayers, and now Junior Bridgeman joins the list. He made history as being more than just a basketball player and decided to create generational wealth for his family by investing in businesses that would last long after his dominance in the NBA. Join me as we shine a Historical Spotlight on his success on and off the court and how he inspired his community to build sustainable wealth.