What is media diversity for you?

Do you think it matters?

If you do not know your answer to these questions then you should listen to our episode today. Here I included a clip of a chapter from my latest audiobook What Did You Think was Going to Happen?

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The call for diversity is an attempt to allow all parts of society to have influence over the media they consume. The call for diversity is both right and proper for the first amendment. Which affirms adversity and opinions and ideas as they relate to the citizens of this country.

When people speak of diversity they should be speaking not only of a diversity of faces but the diversity of ideas and the necessity to hear diverse voices. The diversity of ideas is the purpose of the first amendment. Without such diversity, they cannot be true freedom within a nation. The call for true diversity is not satisfied by hiring a few people and I mean only a few from an ethnic group to fulfill a quota that's not diversity.

The key that all parties agreed on was to maintain ownership in the hands of black citizens familiar with south central. Southcentral was made up not only of black people but had a heavy Hispanic influence within it. Their economic condition was similar to the black occupants of this community. Special programming was necessary for them also in order to fulfill our responsibility to the community as a whole.

When 90 percent of the media content in the United States is controlled by fewer than a dozen companies. There's no true diversity in the ownership of that media. The explosion of the black race from ownership is the exclusion of true diversity within media in the United States.

There are many reasons why we have a negative view of ourselves. This is partially due to the negative images that are continually portrayed in the media. The view provided to all of America is the same that black Americans get to see as we try to interpret who we are. Black-on-black crime at the street level is a manifestation a black on black crime at the political level. No one would expect the law to resolve their differences in south-central. The law is looked upon as an enemy by many.

I hope that through our episode today you will understand how the negative image of Black America was formed.

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Have you heard kind of human trafficking in Africa? It is where they move people to various locations in Africa because they want those areas to be populated with people who have no ability to defend themselves. They use these people against their will and with that violence or coercion to get them to do something they want. We know about this because the media covered it.

Have you ever imagined government officials in the US participating in transporting illegal aliens to different states? In fact, you do not need to imagine it because it really happened. Governors in Texas and Florida did this, they transported the illegal aliens via airplane and bus to different cities that I mentioned in this podcast.

And you do not know about this because no newspaper no, news magazine, no news station is talking about the movement of people being human trafficking they really speak of the transport of people between states for illegal aliens in this country.

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For whom are the civil rights? Does it apply to minorities only? The answer is that civil rights are for all of us whether you are in the minority or the majority. We must know about our civil rights for us to protect each other's rights. How are we able to protect our rights and what is it that we need to know about civil rights?

In today's episode, we will discuss all things you must know about civil rights and how are we able to protect our rights and other people's rights.

Inside our episode, I discuss each civil rights that we have. Tune in so you will be aware of things you must know about civil rights and start defending our rights and other people's rights.

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When we don't understand something, we tend to ignore it. Putting our attention on something we barely understand is only a waste of time and energy, right? We will be voting for ballot propositions in November 2022 election. I proposed that you should vote NO to a proposition that is unclear what it can do for you. There is a chance that the proposition you do not fully understand will pass if you do not vote.

In today's episode, I address proposition 27, which is currently on the California ballot. With it, you can gamble on sports online from your laptop, tablet, mobile phone, or gaming console. Homeless people and drug addicts are said to benefit from it. It does not make sense to me that gambling institutions can solve problems that our government has not been able to solve for a long time.

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"When I say just say no I mean that unless you understand a specific proposition on your ballot, I urge you to vote no on it. Because if you fail to vote no then, in fact, those who vote on it have power increased. You are still subject to the rules but your power is being diminished by the fact that you're not addressing the issue."

"They need to get at least 50 percent of the voting public and those who vote are casting a vote on that ballot. But in fact, if you're casting a vote that you do not know about, if you do nothing you are in fact voting by doing nothing. Because when you do nothing those who vote have their power intensified and increased by 2, 3, 4 times depending on the small percentage that may vote for an initiative for a proposition."

"If somehow gambling is going to solve the drug addiction problem I have real concerns about exactly how they propose to solve this problem. If, in fact, all the efforts being made by governments cities, and all around the country have not been able to solve the problem. Are you going to solve the drug addiction problem by creating new gambling addicts? Because that's what happens when you expand the ability of gambling to get into the overall market."

"Vote no and put a stop to it if they want to explain what they're doing in some reasonable fashion then in fact you may consider it but under the current conditions with the telling stories and lies about what they're gonna do with all the money that's just poppycock."

Tune in and make your decision after hearing my opinion on this. Let me know in the comment section if you agree with me or if you have anything to say regarding this matter.

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The economic status here in America is not doing well. We are now experiencing inflation, recession, and an increase in interest rates. We are greatly affected by this, Black Americans as well as other Americans. In our episode today we will answer the question of why is it Black America is behind in all the measures that indicate economic well-being despite America being a large nation, there should be a lot of opportunities for everyone.

The government is restricting Black America's Economic Development with its law. It is hard for Black Americans to start businesses and create job opportunities for the community.

One of the best examples of the government restricting development was when government officials in South Central L.A. did not allow us to participate in developing our business with then advanced technology Cable Television. It could have created thousands of jobs for the community. The government even fought us and did not honor the court of the United States Supreme Court Decision. You can refer to my book The Anatomy of Hustle; Cable Television Comes to South Central Los Angeles. I wrote their our (me and my brother) personal experiences.

Tune in to best understand what is Black Economics I am talking about in today's episode. If you have questions, after listening just comment below or message me to our Social Media accounts linked below. I am looking forward to engaging with you.

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It is no joke to be locked out of technology at the beginning of it. Before the internet connection, the technology that was available then was cable television.

In today's episode, we will discuss Technology Deprivation. What I mean by deprivation is the process of denying a technology that is available throughout the rest of that society to a specific segment of society.

I will discuss the effect of Technology Deprivation upon Black People and the Black community throughout the United States

You will learn the effect of denying access to technology. As I mentioned above it is no joke to be locked out of technology at the beginning of it because once you are left behind, you can never cope with the latest technology.

You will learn how Black Americans were again denied access to technology.

Listen as I deep dive into the issue of Technology Deprivation, this is not a Digital Divide.

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There is no denying that we are now facing a homelessness crisis in America. Based on worldpopulationreview.com, there are more than half a million homeless people in the United States. Some of these people sleep in abandoned buildings, temporary shelters, or transitional housing. Lack of affordable housing, unemployment, poverty, and low wages are the four main causes of homelessness. And that currently, California has the highest number of homeless people, with about 151,278. About one-fifth of the homeless population in the United States are in this category. Several factors contribute to this figure, including the lack of affordable and adequate housing opportunities, current drug laws, and the lack of access to mental health services.

As I discussed in today's episode, health issues, unemployment, and lack of affordable housing are the causes of the Homelessness Crisis.

In our episode today, we will discuss the reason for the lack of affordable houses. The people who are affected by this reason are working poor. These are people that have jobs but do not earn enough to pay for the rent for a decent house to live in. There are families that are spending the majority of their earnings paying for rent. There are families who live in cars to provide education for their children.

Government should not put the burden on developers trying to meet the needs of the public the government creates policies that minimize development and then the government seeks to pick up the slack for the problem they have cost.

Tune in and be this an eye opener to you that we are now having a homelessness crisis in America.

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You might be wondering why most of our government officials are so rich whereas their salary is at $ 200,000 per year. A salary that a college graduate with no credentials is getting nowadays.

We will discuss Insider Trading in Congress in today's episode. You are reading the right thing here. Because of their position in government, they have access to non-public information.

In our episode, you'll learn about S.T.O.C.K. (Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge). With this act, elected officials have been less active in trading. Meanwhile, you'll learn that their children and wife have become more active traders.

Take a look at our episode today so you'll be aware of these unfair uses of non-public information by government officials.

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Generally, theories shape a research question, guide the selection of relevant data, interpret the data, and provide explanations of observed effects.

You may have heard of Project 1619 by Nikole Hanna - Jones, New York Times Magazine, and The Critical Race Theory Book. Both books used 1619 events in our history as a guide to creating their theory.

My take here is why look at what happened 400 years ago? Why not take a look at the most recent past, this means what had happened 15 or 70 years ago? I do not tell you to ignore the past here, but the most recent past is where our focus should be.

My example of this is the denied access to cable television 40 years ago. This was written in my book "What Did You Think was Going to Happened? The Betrayal of South Central" This has an impact on the present situation of the Black Community in South Central L.A. When you tune in to our episode today you will learn more about the story. I encourage you to listen from start to the very end and let me know your thoughts in the comment section or comment on our social media post related to today's episode.

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Civil rights groups are groups of activists who fight for the civil rights of a specific group they are representing. The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, founded in 1909, is one of the established civil rights activists. According to them, they are leading the fight for justice, equity, and equality.

In today's episode, we will discuss the Imitation Civil Rights Group. I will specifically talk about the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), which my brother alternately calls Negros Against Anything Considered Progressive.

The NAACP is pretending to care about justice, equity, and equality for Black Community. But in reality, they care about their financial situation for personal gain. Since the NAACP has been around for numerous decades, they are merely a spokesperson for the democratic party and do not care about the problems facing black Americans.

You will not believe me until you listen to our episode today. I narrate all the situations where the NAACP did not care for our civil rights and civil rights for all Black Americans. I hope this will be an eye-opener for you. This is why African Americans did not trust Civil Rights Organization to represent them.

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