Culture Freedom Radio Network

Culture Freedom Radio Network

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Culture Freedom Radio Network episodes

  • Ep. 316 - What defines a Person's Blackness???
    Peace to the family, on this episode we will be discussing the social construct of someone is being called Black. Just who is considered to be black? And are you considered to be black because of your skin tone? And what does it mean to be black? These are just some of the talking points that we will be discussing in this episode.
    3 hr 14 min
  • Ep. 315 - Culture Freedom Radio Network
    How the ancient black gods become useless the so-called black people? Why do so many so-called white people reverence ancient African black God? Let's talk about the ancient black gods and the power that they possess
    3 hr 14 min
  • Ep. 310 - The Sun Re 9 Show
    Culture Freedom Radio Network is here to liberate the minds of the people. And here at Culture Freedom Radio Network we deal with subject matters such as social issues, history, politics, news and current events
    1 hr 1 min
  • Ep. 309 - The political games people play on African American voters
    On this week's episode we want to get into some political discussions about African-American voters. Are African American voters the core of the Democratic Party? Why do African Americans vote heavily with the Democratic Party? Malcolm X stated that the Liberals are the most deceitful of both political parties. Come and join in on the dialogue.
    3 hr 30 min
  • Ep. 308 - Should rappers be held accountable for their lyrical content
    There's a push by Jay-Z and some more rappers to try to ban rappers music from being used against them in a court of law. So the question is do you think they should be held liable for some of their musical content that result in criminal activity?
    Jay Z is supporting a proposed law that would block rap lyrics from being used as evidence of alleged crimes in court.
    According to Rolling Stone, rappers Meek Mill, Big Sean, Fat Joe, and Yo Gotti are among the rappers who have joined forces with Jay Z (real name Shawn Corey Carter) to call on New York lawmakers to pass Senate Bill S752.
    The bill has been brought forward by Democrat senators Brad Hoylman and Jamaal Bailey, and assembly member Catalina Cruz.
    The legislation would limit the use of “creative expression” as evidence and push prosecutors to prove that such art is not fictional, with “clear and convincing evidence”.
    3 hr 15 min

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Culture Freedom Radio Network is a dynamic platform dedicated to elevating Black consciousness, amplifying community voices, and exploring the social, cultural, and political forces shaping our world.…