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That was the focus of my plea for us to create and collectively purchase our won Black mediai would say for the most part black people have accepted their condition in this country...not all but most...if this assumption is correct then the next logical deduction is that we do not want to see movies that try to break us from this condition...not all but most...
the black male life is worthless in this country...this will not change until we change it...but for that to happen we have to become upset with our condition...
if u have a black talk radio station on the am dial in your city i would start there...just to stay abreast of the stories that aren't carried on the local "news" program...
here is one in chicago http://www.wvon.com/
maybe hearing what going on from an intelligent black perspective will start more black people getting upset with "our condition"...because all the paths that lead to our salvation lead back to us....
one love
khasm
As you know Black talk radio, has been Gestapo'ed for the past 13 years;
Here in NYC we lost the daily GBE; with Imhotep Gary Byrd, daily Drive Time dialogue in the mornings, with Rev Del Schields, and Nightly Night Talk with Bob Law
now Openline with Bob Slade had its hours cut, from 4 to one, just aorund the time Dave Ballantine, and Micahel Baisley was removed just as he was getting political, just around the time Gil Noble passed and Like It Is was not restored!