This year is hard. No, really. Let’s walk into 2021 eyes wide open and ready.

This year is hard. No, really. Let’s walk into 2021 eyes wide open and ready.

One was a show that showed African Americans in business in a 1970s landscape that made Redd Foxx a hero. The other show was across the pond, and endured actor changes while maintaining a legacy of almost two decades. In this episode of TV Talk with the Sistas, they examine the merits of Sanford and Son and Midsomer Murders. King of Comedy and the Crowns Constabulary

When George Floyd was murdered on live video, it changed many things. A mother explains to her school age children what all the racial tension is about. See her story in Fill In The Gap Magazine 2020 Vol 1

Reminds us that “When they go low, We go vote. This week this phrase has a whole new meaning. Thanks Georgia and Pennsylvania.

We are sisters. We watch television. We talk about it. TV Talk With the Sistas is a podcast that celebrates African American culture. In our second episode, we examine one of our favorite shows, In the Heat of the Night with its groundbreaking stories and lead African American actors. We compare it with another one of our shows from across the pond, The Crown.
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In the 2020 Issue of Fill In The Gap read the story of a woman who’s care for her family became a business. Barbara Berry found a need that she could fill during the pandemic.
You can read the full story in this year’s issue Fill in the Gap Issue 2020 Vol 1

The T-Shirt of the Month. This shirt reminds you who you are. Me.
