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African American communities throughout the nation are preparing for a season of electoral politics. What are the outcome expectations for the African American community? How does the community ensure it’s agenda is considered?
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Black Reality Think Thank With Dr. William Rogers; OK! SO WHAT’S ALL THE RUCKUS CONCERNING BRO. WEST? 5-8-2018
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OK! SO WHAT’S ALL THE RUCKUS CONCERNING BRO. WEST?
Is this just a concern among Millennial and post-Millennial and if so why? Are there deeper issues involved or is this all a media ploy to sell records and/or a publicity stunt? A lot of ink and airtime has been used on what Mr. West feels about those who were held in bondage in America and the Caribbean for over 400 years. Why? Why? Why? Maybe the better question might be who cares?
The Black Reality Think Tank will host a panel of Millennial and generation x activist and thinkers led by Ms. Shentelle Brooks who will attempt to shed light on this issue.
Program airs live at 8pm eastern time on Tuesday 5/8/18.
Studio Line: 215-490-9832
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The Socio-Economic Side of the Negro Baseball League
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The Black Reality Think Tank will host a discussion on the Negro Baseball Leagues as a financial opportunity for the Black Community during the 1920’s and 30’s. Our guest is Mr. Dennis Biddle founder of Yesterday’s Nego Baseball League, LLC. Mr. Biddle will discuss his role in the history of Negro Baseball and its impact on the Black Community economically and socially.
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AMERICAN HISTORY: WHY WERE THESE IMAGES NECESSARY FOR EUROPEAN AMERICANS?
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This week’s guest on The Black Reality Think Tank is Bill Doggett a well respected published historian, archivist, and lecturer specializing in African American Performing Arts History. In 2015 Doggett was commissioned by The Recorded Sound Division of The Library of Congress to produce a project on Race and Early Sound Recordings for The National Jukebox.
Bill Doggett has a Cum Laude Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science from UCLA and has been recognized for leadership in utilizing history and The Arts in creating intergenerational dialogue within and across Bay Area communities by former San Francisco Mayor, Gavin Newsom, Berkeley Mayor, Tom Bates, and State Senator, Mark Leno.
Mr. Doggett will share with our listening audience the reason and motivation behind these images. He will also give a sample of his collective work from The Library of Congress.
