Black Talk Radio News w/ Scotty Reid

Recent news brings the historic connections between slavery, slave catching and today what is known as policing or law enforcement. In California evidence suggests that several law enforcement agencies worked Continue Reading →

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The International Criminal Court has started “preliminary examinations" to determine whether there is sufficient evidence to establish whether they can prosecute the President. Of the Philippines, Rodrigo “Mad Dog” Duterte for thousands of extrajudicial murders of his fellow citizens under the guise of getting tough on drugs.

The International Criminal Court has started “preliminary examinations” to determine whether there is sufficient evidence to establish whether they can prosecute the President. Of the Philippines, Rodrigo “Mad Dog” Duterte Continue Reading →

Tune in for two hours of social/political news, commentary, and music. BTR News is hosted by Black Talk Media Project founder Scotty Reid who has been hosting and producing news talk radio since 2007 and has interviewed hundreds of guests on various topics. He discusses the issues in a way that your mainstream black radio hosts would never dare and the corporate media would never allow.

Tune in for two hours of social/political news, commentary, and music. BTR News is hosted by Black Talk Media Project founder Scotty Reid who has been hosting and producing news Continue Reading →

Former presidential candidate Hillary Clinton is beginning to see some backlash from the #metoo movement exposing sexual harassment in the workplace. A story was reported last week that a 2008 teenage Clinton campaign volunteer was sexually harassed by Clinton's married spiritual adviser and when it was brought to her attention along with a recommendation from senior staffers that Burns Strider be terminated, Clinton instead chose to keep him on. Clinton took to Twitter last week to congratulate the young woman on her courage for speaking out, however, there was no apology for her role as the primary enabler of Burns Strider.

Critics on mainstream media last night lashed out at Clinton for issuing yet another non-apology on the day of the State of The Union speech by Donald Trump in what they called a news dump. In a wordy Facebook post, Clinton concluded that "The short answer is this: If I had it to do again, I wouldn't." Clinton never apologized to the victim nor did she call the "inappropriate behavior" sexual harassment.

Hillary Clinton has pretended for some time to be a champion of equal pay for women but it was revealed during her 2016 campaign that the Clinton Foundation's leadership team had an average $81,000 average gender pay gap favoring white men. The pay gap was so wide that the Clinton campaign worried that the "huge discrepancies" would be noticed by journalists, according to an internal Clinton campaign email.

Hillary Clinton emphasizes that one's gender has no bearing one's sense of fairness and justice and that what a person does is far more relevant than what a person says. This is just another example of why Hillary Clinton was the perfect candidate to give Donald Trump a shot at the White House which of course he did and gave his first State of the Union Speech last night.

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A discussion and examination of the film industry's practice of exploiting prisoners inside the United States prison system to make hefty profits off 13th Amendment created slaves. Take the Twitter poll on prisoner exploitation films. https://twitter.com/blacktalkradio/status/958045155629633536

You can support the Black Talk Media Project in three ways.

1. Make a donation via Paypal or by sending a check or money order made out to the US-based non-profit media organization Black Talk Media Project.

Paypal: http://tinyurl.com/fundblackmedia

Checks or money orders made out to Black Talk Media Project, PO Box 65, Mt. Holly, NC 28120.

2. Join BTR Community: http://btrcommunity.com

3. Share the campaign with family and friends and encourage them to do the same.

Black Talk Media Project seeks to reverse the damaging impact of the 1996 Telecommunications Act on Black radio, the heartbeat of the Black community. Help us create New Black Media For The New Millennium.

A discussion Continue Reading →

Former presidential candidate Hillary Clinton is beginning to see some backlash from the #metoo movement exposing sexual harassment in the workplace. A story was reported last week that a 2008 Continue Reading →