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The Power of Finding & Using Your Voice with Legendary DJ Sam Tate
When times are hard, one's voice and can feel unimportant. And struggle feels a waste of time... but it isn't.
Legendary DJ Sam Tate shares how the struggle of being Black in America during the 60's, 70's, 80's... right on through to present time was worth the fight, and how he succeeded because of failures.
He discusses James Brown, Aretha Franklin & interviewing young Michael Jackson.
"He was as white as you are" (not Michael) "John R" (READ the full description here) http://seekingjustice.libsyn.com/
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By Mary Kendall Hope, Ph.D.When times are hard, one's voice and can feel unimportant. And struggle feels a waste of time... but it isn't.
Legendary DJ Sam Tate shares how the struggle of being Black in America during the 60's, 70's, 80's... right on through to present time was worth the fight, and how he succeeded because of failures.
He discusses James Brown, Aretha Franklin & interviewing young Michael Jackson.
"He was as white as you are" (not Michael) "John R" (READ the full description here) http://seekingjustice.libsyn.com/