Washington Watch correspondent and Interactive One Chief Content Officer Smokey D. Fontaine traveled to Louisiana to expose the frightening dilemmas of living in the Gulf Coast region after the worse oil spill in US history.

What do you think about the oil spill?  Will we recover?  Tell us here.

Does the generation that elected our first Black president really know what to do with its new found “Black Power?”

In honor of fallen Civil Rights icon Dr. Dorothy Height,  TV One televised coverage of her memorial service earlier today. Held at the Washington National Cathedral, speakers included Camille Cosby, Maya Angelou and President Barack Obama, who delivered the eulogy. Dr. Height’s body is to be buried at Fort Lincoln Cemetery in Maryland.

Born in 1912, Height quickly became known as a champion for African American and women’s rights as she took part in monumental events that shaped the country, including the 1963 March on Washington. When she died, Height had been the leader of the National Council for Negro women for over 40 years.

Learn more about Height’s illustrious life and times here.

WATCH VIDEO: Dr. Height discusses her life and times in these clips from the Armstrong Williams Show.

“There’s nothing on God’s green earth that says there has to be a Wall Street.” See what else Democratic Congressman Ted Kaufman has to say about finance reform.

While Tiger Woods has self-admittedly made some personal mistakes, Roland says the game of golf and Augusta National Golf Club president Billy Payne should be the ones who feel ashamed.