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"Time for an Awakening" for Sunday 5/02/2021 at 7:00 PM our guest was Author, Clinical Psychologist, Dr. Jerome Fox. Some of our collective views on Politics, Education, Economics, etc. suggests that an addiction to European core values, that inherently promote tacit acceptance of white domination. The discussion centered around the book by Dr. Fox "Addicted to White: The Oppressed in League with The Oppressor" A Shame-Based Alliance, along with solutions for our community to break addiction and move forward.

Our Sunday think tank features analysis of news, research and educational programming and incorporates cutting-edge research with deep background to current news stories as well as practical insights on how to make progress a regular part of our lives. We cover culture, history, education, economics, business development, health and disease prevention, along with a broad spectrum of other human endeavors. Our aim is to create a peaceful, prosperous and sustainable society wherein all of our children can live toward their greatest potential.

Fridays on www.LIBRadio.com feature Mastering Monetization w/ Aunkh & Keidi. Aunkh Aakhu joins the broadcast to showcase his cutting-edge research on marketing, entrepreneurship, business development, and other critical topics. View our daily broadcasts in entirety at https://www.youtube.com/c/keidiobiawadu/live

Gaston County, NC – Gabrielle Jones, just 7 yrs old, was killed this month by an uncle in an accidental shooting. According to local news reports, police said Jeremy Quintrel Lewis was shooting a rap music video inside the home Gabrielle lived which is located on Ware Avenue in Gastonia, NC. Apparently, Lewis used real guns as props for the video. When it comes to gun violence whether intended or not, it is very concerning that children are among the many, many victims of gun violence in the United States. Solutions to stop the carnage seem to be lacking.

The United States culturally is based on violence and as a nation, historically, one could argue has been one of the most violent barbaric nations on the face of the planet. However, when it comes to the African-American community culturally, our rich and historic culture in the arts and music has been perverted by the music industry also known as the Recording Industry Association of America, a trade organization representing the industry players. They are most responsible for the content perversion.

The RIAA is more responsible, other than the television and movie industry, in promoting and celebrating violent conflict resolution. Rap music today is judged not by the industry on any kind of culturally artistic intellectual achievement but rather is based on sales which are equated to popularity and no one drives violent pornographic rap sales more than white people who also profit the most from its dissemination through various labels. If Black Lives Matter is a principle white people agree on, then why don’t they stop purchasing music that equates Black people with n-words whose lives don’t matter in the lyrical content. Sure the recording artists bear some responsibility but the lion’s share of the fault rests with the captains of industry and the consumer base.

Kwabena Rasulit of Clear Air Waves Project joined BTR News podcast to share his thoughts on the culpability of the RIAA in the gun violence that plays out every day across the United States, particularly horrific stories from small towns to big cities.

On this episode of The 5W1H Show Smoking Damages and Myself discussed some current events that are in the news. In this show we discussed Non White World War I Soldiers not being properly commemorated after their deaths, A story written by former law enforcement officer Thomas Nolan on policing in the US, Makiyah Bryant, Anthony Thompson Jr, as well as a survey by Pew Research Center Survey that polled Asian Americans on concerns of physical violence and more.

 

On the debut episode of The 5W1H Show I will review the recently released text by Esq Malik Zulu Shabazz entitled "The Book Of Khallid: The Untold Story Of Khalllid Abdul Muhammad, Militant Prophet To Today's Radical Generation".

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Join Rev. Pinkney for an hour of news and spiritually uplifting conversations.

Abolition Today is a weekly online radio program with a specific focus on modern slavery as it is practiced through the 13th amendment of the US constitution and by private for-profit prisons worldwide. Airs live Sundays 7 PM EST. 4 PM PST and 5 Central. abolitiontoday.org

An open conversation about the gun violence glamorized in music celebrated by corporations and unfortunately the NAACP. Joining your host Scotty Reid, founder of the Black Talk Media Project, is Kwabena Rasuli, founder of Clear The Airwaves Project.

Ain't no party like a slave-catcher party because a slave-catcher party doesn't stop.

This week we examine generational trauma. What causes it?

How does it manifest? Who inflicts it and why?

We'll also be joined by Rhode Island Poet laureate nominee and playwright Christoper "TheNcredibull" Johnson.

Christopher Johnson is the recipient of the 2018 Rhode Island State Council of the Arts Fellowship for Playwriting. He is also a finalist for the 2018 McColl Johnson Fellowship and an award-winning Slam Poet.