Sister Perspective

Sat. 8 pm. Set healthy boundaries between your personal and professional life. 08/20/2022.

Do you need to set healthy boundaries between...

It is with deep sadness, we share the loss of one of WRUU’s co-host and friend, Dr. Sharon Sellers-Clark (Dr. Shay). 02/12/2022.

Dr. Sharon Sellers-Clark (Dr. Shay) was one of...

Sat. 8 pm – Will your life change if student loan debt is eliminated? Some are calling on President Joe Biden to forgive $50,000 in student debt for all borrowers. 02/13/2021.

“The plan would cancel all of the debt...

Sat. 8 pm – The votes are in, but the election isn’t over! Joyce Griggs, candidate for US Congress. 07/04/2020.

Decorated U.S. Army lieutenant colonel, veteran and honored...

Sat. 8 pm – Kimberly Jones will co-host The Sister Perspective. Author of the video “How Can We Win?” gone viral. 0/20/2020.

Ms. Jones is the woman in the video...

Sat. 8 pm – A new year is approaching, ushering in a new decade right along with it. What will move you forward in 2020? Join us and guest Shemika Simmons for this discussion about how to make the next year your best year! 12/28/2019.

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Sat.8 pm – Black is beautiful! Miss Universe, Miss America, Miss USA, and Miss Teen USA are all Black women. Is this an indication that the standard of beauty is becoming more inclusive? 12/14/2019.

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When should you start talking to children about race? Tune in to WRUU – 107.5 FM Savannah and listen to The Sister Perspective on Saturday at 8 pm for this discussion, or listen live on www.wruu.org. 11/23/2019.

Sat. 8 pm EDT-The “most wonderful time of the year” for some is the worst time of the year for others. If you are dealing with loss, loneliness, or depression this holiday season, tune in to The Sister Perspective for our discussion with licensed counselor Dr. Crystal Malloy. 11/16/2019.

The “most wonderful time of the year” for...

Sat. 8 pm EDT- Tune in to The Sister Perspective. Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) were established to serve the educational needs of African Americans when they were denied admission to white institutions. Decades after integration, some HBCUs struggle to survive. What can be done to help these valuable institutions thrive? 11/09/2019.

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