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“Proof of Consciousness” (P.O.C.) the Host of REVIVE!!! 8/16/2017
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Today’s REVIVE show topic is entitled:
“Statement of the GAME!”
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#NFL #NBA #NCAA
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This episode on REVIVE is entitled “Statement of the GAME!” We’re going to be talking about everything in the sports industry including going from college to pro, the influence of professional athletes, and the NFL and NBA!
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Rob Parks: Rob Parks is a Sports Journalist who covers both the NBA and NFL. He is from the Cleveland, Ohio area but currently resides in Miami and Washington D.C. . Rob Parks is a very passionate Sports Journalist who provides an unique perspective!
Troy Wilmore: Troy Wilmore is a veteran radio talk show producer, host and remote engineer for 25 years. Troy has worked with the legends of Philadelphia, Cody Anderson, Georgie Woods, and many more. Troy is currently the senior producer of Reality Check hosted by Charles Ellison 4-7p Mon-Thursday on WURD radio 900am and 96.1 FM in Philadelphia.
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“Proof of Consciousness” (P.O.C.) the Host of REVIVE!!! 12/20/2017
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Today’s REVIVE show topic is entitled:
“Wednesday Edition”
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This episode on REVIVE is entitled “Wednesday Edition” on REVIVE RADIO! Call in to REVIVE at 215-490-9832, you never know what may happen!
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Morgan Davis: Morgan Davis is a graduate of Howard University, where she received her BFA in Fashion Design. She is currently pursuing her MBA at the University of Maryland University College. When she’s not running Distinctly Creative, she also works at the University of Maryland doing marketing for some of their entrepreneurship programs, and provides freelance graphic design, photography, videography and fashion design services for local brands.
Distinctly Creative is committed to a vision of promoting and advocating for black creatives and entrepreneurs, and being the go-to platform for those looking to broaden their skill sets and reach, network with other like-minded individuals, and connect their brand/business with the overall community. Distinctly Creative was founded in the Winter of 2015, and is composed of the DMV Black Creatives Directory, events (social & professional), the Black Creatives Matter apparel line, the #blackcreativemagic contest, and #theblackcreativemagic web series.One of the major focuses of Distinctly Creative is to support and advocate for black creatives and black-owned creative brands/businesses because #blackcreativesmatter.DestinyTheMuse: Destiny is a motivational speaker and a poet who prides herself on inspiring those around her. Her relationship with God is the force that drives her in everything she does. Her very first spoken word performance was featured on All Def poetry YouTube channel and received over 89,000 views and counting. Destiny has a heavy heart for women who are struggling with insecurity and loving themselves as it is a personal uphill battle she continues to fight everyday. Destiny is very active in her community and makes it a point to give back whenever she can. You can find her on the stage or engaged in a conversation with a complete stranger. Everywhere she goes she makes it a point to carry love with her.
DestinyTheMuse is a brand that encourages self reflection and self awareness. The goal is to encourage individuals to ask themselves the tough questions with the hope that they will in return step into the best version of themselves. Free of judgement and free of exceptions. Authenticity at all levels is the ultimate goal of DestinyTheMuse.
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IS GOD A WHITE RACIST?
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This is the age of “Trump-America” and this question has resurfaced. In the late ’60s, a small group of theologians associated with the black power movement separated from the mainstream black church, physically and philosophically. The black liberation theology project, as sketched by founders like James Cone and J. Deotis Roberts, rigorously tested the malleability of Scripture, putting it against the horrors of racism and slavery. They argued that the Jesus of Christianity had been corrupted through colonialism and white supremacy and that the true image of God reflected the plight of the oppressed. In America, this meant poor black people. Black liberation theology rendered the gospel black and populist. It wasn’t embraced by the mainstream black church, and it was considered seditious, possibly heretical by white theologians. Secularists thought it was an incomplete rehash of Marxism.
In the ’70s, William R. Jones took the radicalism of black liberation theology to a faith impasse. Jones’s book “Is God a White Racist?” suggested an alternative approach to theology. “Until the alleged negative elements are appropriately reconciled with the alleged benevolence of God,” Jones wrote, “His goodness remains an open question.” There is an endlessly useful concept within, which Jones calls “divine racism.” The idea is that the benevolence or the wrath of God corresponds to ethnic lines in America. And in turn, an ethnic God practices tribalism. “Ethnic suffering does not strike quickly and then leave after a short and terrible siege,” he wrote. “Instead, it extends over long historical eras.”
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