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The Black Reality Think Tank will discuss the meaning and origin of “White Rage” with a community panel of scholars and activists. A focal point of this discussion centers around the research and writings of Dr. Carol Anderson in her book White Rage: The Unspoken Truth of Our Racial Divide.
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Please join “Melanin Live Radio Broadcast” with host Chief Lance Jones in a conversation with a Black business titan, Joe Dudley Jr., author, speaker, and a 2nd generation entrepreneur. He is currently the President of Dudley Direct, LLC, a business coaching and consulting firm. For 30 years, Joe worked in his family business, Dudley Products, Inc., one of the nation’s leading manufacturers and distributors of ethnic hair care and personal care products. He worked in numerous positions in the company including VP of Marketing and VP of Finance.
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