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What is the Negrocracy and why does it exist? What is it’s history, success, and failure? Why do Black folk want to be like White folk?
The Black Reality Think Tank panel and the radio audience will discuss this concept and offer their suggestions to the questions posed.
The program airs live on www.timeforanawakening.com on 2/25/20 at 8 pm eastern, 7 pm central, 6 pm mountain, and 5 pm pacific.
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JUST BREAK THE DAMN LOCK!!!
YOU CAN DO IT!!!
Host Dr. William Rogers and guest Ms. Jamie LaShae
Yes brothers and sisters there are steps that you can and we can take to break the lock on the minds of African people in America. In the words of the Honorable Marcus Mosiah Garvey put to music by the great Bob Marley, “emancipate yourself from mental slavery, none can do it but ourselves.
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Tonight on the Black Reality Think Tank radio program, we will discuss methods on ways to make this practice a REALITY.
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