Pan-African Journal

We will discuss the state of Black America and what it will take to save Black America. Do you have solutions? Has Gangsta Rap added to our problems in the African American community? How the prison system makes money..

Live with Abayomi Azikewe

Tonight Rhonda Willis will host the show.

Live in New York at the The Workers World Conference in Manhattan

Do you know what to do when stopped by the Police? Are we doing things to incriminate ourselves? Let's talk about the verdict with the Oscar Grant case in California. Was it fair that an unarmed man was murdered by police and only got 2 years and will probably be released in 7 months? What is the value of a black mans life in our justice system? Join the conversation 347-994-3501 or listen online: www.blogtalkradio.com/fight-for-truth

Host: Abayomi Azikiwe Azikiwe Azikiwe will be reporting live from the United National Anti-War Conference in New York. Tune in..This will be Outstanding..

Host: Abayomi Azikiwe This program will report on the news, culture and history of people of African descent in North America and throughout the world. The broadcast will feature updates, interviews and archival material that provides insight into the current international situation and its specific impact on people inside communities of color.Abayomi Azikiwe is the Editor of the Pan-African News Wire and has been published in a host of periodicals and websites throughout the United States, Canada, Europe, Africa and Latin America. Azikiwe has also worked for the last 12 years as a broadcast journalist on five different radio stations in Detroit and Toronto. He is a co-host of "Fighting for Justice", sponsored by the Detroit Coalition Against Police Brutality and broadcast from 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. on 1310 AM, WDTW, formerly the Detroit affiliate of Air America Radio. Azikiwe has traveled and lectured throughout the United States and Canada. He has also travelled in Europe and Africa conducting field research on political and economic developments. In addition, he serves as a contributing editor to Workers World newspaper based in New York. Azikiwe contributed to a recent book entitled "Haiti: A Slave Revolution" published by the International Action Center in New York.

Election results are posted and the Republicans take the house but Democrats keep the senate. What does this mean. Tea Party candidates win seats and how that will affect the Republican party. Nathan Deal and other Republicans win in Georgia. Mississippi key races and outcomes. Join the conversation 347 994 3501.

Host: Abayomi Azikiwe

This program will report on the news, culture and history of people of African descent in North America and throughout the world. The broadcast will feature updates, interviews and archival material that provides insight into the current international situation and its specific impact on people inside communities of color.Abayomi Azikiwe is the Editor of the Pan-African News Wire and has been published in a host of periodicals and websites throughout the United States, Canada, Europe, Africa and Latin America. Azikiwe has also worked for the last 12 years as a broadcast journalist on five different radio stations in Detroit and Toronto. He is a co-host of "Fighting for Justice", sponsored by the Detroit Coalition Against Police Brutality and broadcast from 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. on 1310 AM, WDTW, formerly the Detroit affiliate of Air America Radio. Azikiwe has traveled and lectured throughout the United States and Canada. He has also travelled in Europe and Africa conducting field research on political and economic developments.

In addition, he serves as a contributing editor to Workers World newspaper based in New York. Azikiwe contributed to a recent book entitled "Haiti: A Slave Revolution" published by the International Action Center in New York.

This episode we will talk about the Tea Party Movement with Community Activist Beni Dakar. She will break down when the Tea Party orginated and what they mean when they say "Take Our Country Back". She will go over the 13-15th Reconstruction Amendments. Call in to listen or join the conversation 347 994 3501 or online at www.blogtalkradio.com/fight-for-truth