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This is a contiuntaion of last week's show. In this show, we will be hearing from the association presidents respond to the lecture from last week.

Explaining racism is exhausting. It’s exhausting to explain to people who don’t believe you, or who look at you with blank expressions. Or, worse, who ask, “How do you know that happened because of race?"

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Like COVID-19, the criminal-justice system evidences the way a society that should care for and protect its people instead leaves black people susceptible to harm and with little control over their well-being. It does so through the tragically high numbers of black people who are in prisons and jails, in the disproportionate rates of incarceration of black people, in the violence of the tactics that governments have used to police communities of color, in the frequency with which black people’s encounters with the police end in death and in the infrequency with which police officers are indicted and convicted for killing black people.

Proof of this country’s racial hierarchy is everywhere. May we dismantle it in all its cruel, life-ending forms.

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Join us on Zanus radio this Sunday, June 28 at 2:00pm/est, 1:00pm/cst, 11:00am/pst as we make recommendations as to what black people should DO and need to understanding. We will explore the psychology of blacks by focusing our show on the Personality of a Black Personality. 

You don't want to miss it!

MALAWI WINS

Join Julie Anne-Cosenza Co-Founder and Executive at African Education Program with Lumuno Chongo Program Director. AEP endeavors to empower the youth of Zambia through education and leadership, to break the cycle of poverty in their communities. Their mission is to ensure a generation of African youth with equal access to the resources they need to become educated, responsible, and caring citizens who seek to transform their communities plagued by poverty and HIV/AIDS. Join Julie and Lumuno as they share their work in the midst of COVID-19 pandemic.

ZANUS RADIO SHOW AIRS EVERY SUNDAY AT 2PM/ET - TO LISTEN, DIAL 319-527-6219

 

Explaining racism is exhausting. It’s exhausting to explain to people who don’t believe you, or who look at you with blank expressions. Or, worse, who ask, “How do you know that happened because of race?"

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Like COVID-19, the criminal-justice system evidences the way a society that should care for and protect its people instead leaves black people susceptible to harm and with little control over their well-being. It does so through the tragically high numbers of black people who are in prisons and jails, in the disproportionate rates of incarceration of black people, in the violence of the tactics that governments have used to police communities of color, in the frequency with which black people’s encounters with the police end in death and in the infrequency with which police officers are indicted and convicted for killing black people.

Proof of this country’s racial hierarchy is everywhere. May we dismantle it in all its cruel, life-ending forms.

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Join us on Zanus radio this Sunday, June 21 at 2:00pm/est, 1:00pm/cst, 11:00am/pst as we make recommendations as to what black people should DO and need to understanding. We will explore the psychology of blacks by focusing our show on the Personality of a Black Personality. 

You don't want to miss it!

OPEN FORUM - ROUND TABLE

Mumbi Namwawa is a Political activist, Human Rights peer educator, SRHR facilitator and entrepreneur. Holding 3 certifates of data analysis, project planning and management and monitoring and evaluation now persuing a bechelors of science in politics abd international relations. A member of youth 4 parliament served as resource person in the central command team and Co lead person of girls gone political movement. Mumbi joins us to discuss the youth movement and engagement in the nation's political process.

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Join us for a conversation with the president of the Zambian association of Washington DC, Maryland and Virginia DMV - Inga Kim with her executive team on ZANUS RADIO SHOW every Sunday 2PM/EST. To listen to the show, dial 319.527.6219.

Zanus radio focuses on issues and challenges affecting Zambians in the US.

Just how angry are the Zambian young to force government to delete a Presidential Facebook post?Disrespectful ? Maybe, but what is the real message from the young?Can the PF government continue ignoring the Zambian people?How powerful is social media and how do we stop government from infringing the people's right to express themselves.