A new exhibition called “The Color of Power: Heroes, Sheroes & Their Creators” is on display uptown. Tracie Strahan speaks with Edgardo Miranda Rodriguez, the exhibition curator, and Melody Capote, the executive director of the Caribbean Cultural Center African Diaspora Institute, about the exhibit.

Tracie Strahan speaks with Museum of Food and Drink executive director Peter Kim and Alexander Smalls, who is on the advisory board of “African/American: Making the Nation’s Table,” about the exhibit.

Tracie Strahan speaks with Rev. Dr. Lakeesha Walrond, the New York Theological Seminary’s first female, African American president.

Tracie Strahan speaks with “Prison-to-College Pipeline” founder Baz Dreisinger, Soros Justice Fellow Devon Simmons and artist Hank Willis Thomas about how the program changes lives.

Tracie Strahan speaks with Cyntoia Brown-Long about her new book, “Free Cyntoia: My Search for Redemption in the American Prison System.”

A cafe in Bedford-Stuyvesant is all about making wellness more inclusive. Tracie Strahan speaks with Heal Haus founders Elisa Shankle and Darian Hall about the concept.

Tracie Strahan speaks with Simone Arrington and Michael Oloyede about the third annual Culture Con.

Tracie Strahan speaks with The Supremes’ founding member Mary Wilson about her new book, “Supreme Glamour.”

Tracie Strahan speaks with the president of Success in Motion and two representatives from Success Academy in Harlem about the program.

Tracie Strahan speaks with Yonnette Fleming and Constance Gervois about the Hattie Carthan Urban Agriculture Corps in Brooklyn.

Tracie Strahan speaks with two players and a coach from the Harlem Junior Tennis and Education Program about how they started playing the sport.

Tracie Strahan speaks with “Sell/Buy/Date” playwright, star and writer Sarah Jones on this week’s Positively Black.

Tracie Strahan speaks with “Calling All Brothers” founder, Pastor AJ Johnson, about the organization’s back-to-school tour.