During this introduction for the proposed "Black Man Summit", Charlotte Pfeifer begins by giving an introduction of herself, her personal and professional background, and how she met her future husband Brother Sage at a "Black Man Think-Tank" at Notre Dame. Then Brother Sage started to speak about his personal and professional Background and about one of his prized students Ajuma Muhammad. Then they both went into an overview of the concept behind the "Black Man Summit".

Bro. Sage has a long history of enlightening Blacks and other ethnicities to the plight and hidden details of the Underground Railroad and African History. He's helped me immensely to maintain a healthy psychological balance as I mentally deal with Willie Lynch issues that seem to arise as I attempt to make a difference among Blacks & Whites in Fort Wayne with different agendas. {In this photo, I'm pictured with Bro. Sage and his wife Charlotte Pfeifer}.

HackonomicsTV Presents: On the Road in Indiana with Eric Hackley. Today I'm here in South Bend, Indiana pictured with Indiana Underground Railroad Historian Brother Sage Gillam. Bro. Sage discusses his family genealogy, his Indiana Underground Railroad Trails to Freedom project, today's Blacks and his views on my personal initiative to end Fort Wayne & Indiana History illiteracy.