Pillow Talk With Tee Show

Pillow Talk With Tee Show
Guest: Doc Amey, Paul Courville Morgan Jr, Jared Williams, & Khalil Shabazz
Hosted: Tonika Parte
Topic: Black Men vs Black Men

Edward, Amey (Doc)
I am an African-American author and motivational speaker. I was born on February 9, 1980, in Galveston, Texas, and published my first book at the age of 36. I have four kids, aged 21 to 26, and all of them live in Texas City. I was involved in the streets and crime, going to prison three times before I turned 29. After serving three years in prison, I attended college, graduated from welding school, and earned a degree from Bible college as the salutatorian with perfect attendance.

Paul Courville Morgan Jr
I’m a graduate of Galveston Ball High School, Class of 2000. Some of my other accomplishments include running track at Huston-Tillotson University in Austin, TX. At the age of 25, I was one of the youngest senior pastors in Galveston’s history. Also, the first African American to start a nondenominational church in Galveston County. I went on to be in supervision in many mental health facilities from Galveston County to Harris County. I created My FACE EVERYTHING AND RISE 502(c)3 in 2018. Since our beginning, we have impacted the community by feeding, clothing, and assisting thousands of men, women, and children. Now I’m currently the CEO of FAMESOLUTIONS. Which strives to bring financial literacy to the masses! Also, I’ve launched my podcast: The Chosen Nation!

Jared Williams
A man of God and a father of 3 kids raised on the mainland of Galveston County. Went to Texas Tech University, moved back home in 2014, and has been committed to his purpose since then. He’s now the president/founder of The Culture Corporation, a nonprofit organization that has served over 500 kids in the area through recreational sports and mental health programs.

Khalil Shabazz
He is the proud founder of the J.J. Shabazz Foundation, a nonprofit organization rooted in legacy, love, and community. Named in honor of my late father, Jama Jihad Shabazz—a pioneer Native Galvestonian known for his commitment to uplifting others foundation was created to carry on his powerful legacy of service, mentorship, and community advocacy.

With a mission to provide positive mentorship, uplift the next generation, and give back to the community, the J.J. Shabazz Foundation has become a beacon of hope and support throughout Galveston County. Under Khalil’s leadership, the foundation has awarded scholarships to help young people pursue higher education, hosted annual turkey drives, and provided hundreds of backpacks and school supplies through back-to-school giveaways-ensuring local children are set up for success.