Police Brutality

Join the informational conversation today, Friday September 27th, from 1pm-1:30pm on Police Brutality on the They Call Me Ms. Carter radio show http://www.blogtalkradio.com/theycallmemscarter. If you want to voice your opinion/views please call in during the show @ (646) 716-7273 or email: theycallmemscarter18@yahoo.com or just reply to this post. If you have been a victim of police brutality, please tell us your story. So, let's get the conversation going.

I want to say this. All policemen/policewomen are not crooked. I want to thank all the cops who uphold the law and do a great job! Thank-you for risking your lives everyday for all citizens! Ok, now back to the conversation. There are many police officers who feel as though they are above the law they are sworn to uphold and protect. They think they are better than us, citizens, because they wear that blue uniform. They are not better than us, they are actually supposed to protect and serve us not harm us. The police brutality on minorities is at an alarming rate, especially against African-Americans and Hispanics. Statistics say 1 out of every 116.4 officers allegedly engage in misconduct. Since 2012, 215 fatalities were connected to alleged police misconduct. By these statistics, there are many police officers that should not be a police officers.

Tell me what you think! See you on the air waves!

Are We Taking Care of Ourselves?

Join us today @ 1:pm-1:30pm for our discussion on Are We Taking Care of Ourselves? Please listen to the show @ www.blogtalkradio.com/theycallmemscarter. My guest for the show will be personal trainer and owner Ty McMath of Atlanta's Torch Fitness. If you want to voice your opinion/view, call in during the show @ (646) 716-7273 or email: theycallmemscarter18@yahoo.com or you can chat with me during the show. So, let's start the conversation.

America is known to the world as "the fat country." We have the most people who are obese living in America. We as a nation have been eating tool much fast foods, sodas, sugars, etc. Many of us seem to have no filter on what we put in our bodies and in our minds. We are a society where we are always on the go and we seem to not take the time and take care of ourselves. Taking care of our physical part of out bodies, is a portion of the whole picture. We must be able to take care of not only our physical, but also our mental, emotional, and spiritual parts of our bodies, too.

Are you taking care of your body or you are having trouble? If you disagree with this topic, please let us know. We would love to here your viewpoint, too. If you are having trouble, tune into the show and we will be able to give you some tips on how to take better of yourself. See you on the air waves.

Discovering The Power Within You!

This week on the They Call Me Ms. Carter radio show, we will be taking about the book Discover the Power Within You by Eric Butterworth. Please join us tomorrow Friday September 13, 2013 on BlogTalk Radio @ http://www.blogtalkradio.com/meika10. To voice your views on this subject call in during the show at (646) 716-7273 or email: theycallmesmscarter18@yahoo.com or chat with me during the show or just reply to this post. Now let's get the conversation going.

Have you discovered the power within you? Well, many people feel as though they have to find themselves. They go to college, take trips, read books, etc but fail to realize that they aren't lost. They just have to learn how to tap into the power inside them so they can live abundant lives. Eric Butterworth gives us tips on how to tap into that power.

1. You can change your life altering your thoughts.
2. Life is lived on the inside out
3. Life is about growth and unfoldment
4. The Divine is always in you

I hope you tune into the show tomorrow. Do you feel lost? Or haven't discovered the power within you? Or want to have a relationship with your God/Higher Being? Then this is the show for you. See you on the air waves!

Interracial Relationships

Join us today at 1pm http://www.blogtalkradio.com/meika10 for our discussion of Interracial Relationships. If you want to voice your opinion during the discussion please call in @ (646) 716-7273 or email theycallmemscarter18@yahoo.com or chat with me during the conversation or just reply to this post.

So, let's start the conversation. In America race is a big issue in society. There are many stereotypes of each race that other races believe or assume are true about  a certain race. So, marrying outside your race was a taboo subject and law until the 1967 Supreme Court decision that miscegenation laws were unconstitutional. Now a day, 8.4% of marriages in America are of interracial couples compared to the 3.2% in 1980. Interracial marriages and relationships are not taboo but a rarity, but each passing year its less of a rarity.

Do you agree with an interracial relationship? Or Do you oppose? Or Do you have don't care at all? Please let me know. I hope to see you on the air waves at 1pm.