This is a candid conversation about race, police brutality, self love, and education. After the death of George Floyd, Dr. Bahiyyah Muhammad sheds light on “What’s next” and how to turn black anger into productivity. As a Howard Alum I often find myself in conversations about Police Brutality, the sociology of Black people, and Our place in America and wish I had my previous professors to speak on my behalf. I called on one of the most intelligent and forward thinking Criminologist in the world to talk about what we have been witnessing. Dr. Bahiyyah Muhammad ( is an award winning professor at Howard University, to be honest the pleasure of hearing her is a privilege. She’s a gem and is DOING THE WORK in and for our community!
Lemonade Stand Live: Dr. Bahiyyah Muhammad! A Candid Conversation of Police brutality, Race, & Education
Published by Leah A. Henry
Named a Top Media Trailblazer in 2024 by Black Women in Media, Leah Henry's almost decade in her career has cemented her brand in the industry. The On Air Personality, Multimedia Producer, and Host is a force in entertainment and is most known for her viral brand "Leah's Lemonade." Leah credits her time at Howard University to her sharp journalistic background, dedication to her craft, and her pursuit of excellence as a journalist. You've probably caught one of her viral celebrity interviews with stars like Mathew Knowles, Stevie J, Wendy Williams and more. Leah has spent over a decade on the radio in several cities like Washington D.C., Baltimore, and Columbus, Ohio. Leah's worked with and hosted events for brands like Amazon, Adidas, and Originals by Africa's Best. You can also catch Leah as an Entertainment correspondent on outlets like MSNBC, Fox Soul, and Fox 5 DC. As Leah famously says at the Lemonade Stand "Grab a cup, throw it back. and sip on all of that!" View all posts by Leah A. Henry