On this podcast Dominique & Ed take on media bias in the LA Mayor's race, the U.S. World Cup fail, Trump's claim of a peace treaty with Iran, the brand new LA Jazz Festival and more. Twitter: @EdwardMSanders @diprimaradio

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TEC Leimert is a Black‑owned and operated non‑profit organization serving underserved communities. They are bringing forth Ill Camille to share her knowledge on the evolution of TEC Leimert and its impact on culture and technology. Their mission is simple: TEC Leimert aims to bridge the growing digital divide facing communities of color. The founders created a platform for South Central Los Angeles to thrive in a technology‑driven digital economy. Camille says TEC Leimert continue this work by creating welcoming workshops and events in Leimert Park—covering vinyl culture, traditional audio techniques, sound design, beat‑making, and innovative music production. Their programming explores how tools like Serato can elevate sound creation, pushing forward both music innovation and community evolution.

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This morning, Dominique DiPrima elaborated on the death of Karmelo Anthony and discussed how the attorney is requesting an appeal, even though he must serve 17 years before becoming eligible. This should be considered a self‑defense case. She also spoke about the rise and fall of America, emphasizing that the electoral system must benefit the community in order for the community to succeed. Right now, many feel that Donald Trump is failing the community. We still want our 40 acres and a mule — and we want Karmelo free. Next, KBLA 1580 opening the line for callers' opinion.

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LAWC Campaign & Coalition Manager Trina Traylor and Policy Action Coordinator Tasnim Chowdhury share an important update on the status of our community recommendations in the ongoing Los Angeles Charter Reform process. Despite months of outreach, several City Council offices continue to delay engagement with the LA City Worker Coalition—offering inconsistent communication and procedural barriers that slow urgently needed reforms for working families and Black workers across Los Angeles. Join LAWC on June 12, 2026, City Council will present community‑driven recommendations to the public.

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Dr. Allycin Powell‑Hicks joins Dominique DiPrima to discuss her new book The Problem with Pretty: Beauty, Bias and the Surprising Science of Good Looks. A clinical psychologist and media expert, she explores what being pretty really means, breaks down her ethics‑driven coaching style, and explains how her core motivators—beauty, knowledge, and creativity—shape her work. The conversation centers Black womanhood, mental health, and caring for ourselves in demanding spaces.

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Dr. Allycin Powell‑Hicks joins Dominique DiPrima to discuss her new book Beauty Bias and the Surprising Science of Good Looks: The Problem with Pretty. A clinical psychologist and media expert, she reflects on how her work in Southern California clinics. She shares advice for Black women doctoral students on balance, self‑love, and finding mentors through smaller professional groups, and what definds being pretty means . She also breaks down her ethics‑driven coaching style and how her core motivators—beauty, knowledge, and creativity—shape her work. The conversation centers Black womanhood, mental health, and caring for ourselves in demanding spaces.

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Karmelo Anthony was just 17 years old when he was confronted and bullied at a high‑school track meet. Despite the fact that the aggressors put their hands on him first, Karmelo was charged with first degree murder and convicted. Karmelo, now 19, received a 35‑year prison sentence. Dominique DiPrima and Melina Abdullah discussed the case in the broader context of race, justice, and community impact. Melina Abdullah, a professor of Pan‑African Studies at Cal State LA and co‑founder of Black Lives Matter Los Angeles and Director of Black Lives Matter Grassroots. She was named Cornel West’s 2024 vice‑presidential running mate.

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Attorney Jaaye Person Lynn is a graduate of Hampton University and Howard U Law School. He in in private practice focusing on criminal and civil rights law. On this pod he breaks down the legal issues in the murder trial of Karmelo Anthony and takes a look at how the courts are moving to force accountability on President Donald Trump.

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On this podcast Dominique breaks down the story of Karmelo Anthony a teenager on trial for murder after defending himself from bullies, speaks on the ascension of Republican Steve Hilton into the top two contenders for California Governor and the implications of Spelman College choosing Robotics and AI expert, Dr. Ayanna Howard as its new President

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Dominique Diprima conversates with a local LA leader. 

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