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Newt Gingrich plans to tell the NAACP that black people should ask for paychecks instead of welfare checks.
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Dr. Julianne Malveaux is giving President Obama credit for a job well done.
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Brent Bozell of Fox News felt the need to compare Pres. Obama to a “Skinny Ghetto Crackhead.” Wow.
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It seems that Michelle and Barack are not in agreement about how to spend their family vacation.
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Matt Damon seems to think that President Obama has no balls.
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A new study says that black men don’t benefit from having mentors in the same way that whites do.
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Cassie Wright, head of the College Republicans at The University of Texas seems to think that being black means that you snort crack.
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Yvette Carnell from Your Black World explains why Eric Holder shouldn’t be playing the race card.
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Dr. Boyce Watkins takes issue with the column “If I were a Poor Black Kid” written by Gene Marks at Forbes Magazine.
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Malcolm X’s daughter Malikah is in serious trouble for an incident related to the woman she robbed a few months ago.
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President Obama is being portrayed as a “half-white, half black and stinky” skunk in a racist new website by the Tea Party
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Sasha and Malia Obama apparently have a slew of haters who follow their every move.
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Dr. Wilmer Leon from Howard University has some interesting words for President Barack Obama.
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Yvette Carnell and Dr. Boyce Watkins discuss President Obama’s recent decision not to support the sale of the Plan B pill over the counter to women under the age of 17. They also allow Yvette Carnell to respond to the recent article by Deborrah Cooper, who says that men should have no say in the reproductive process after conception.
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Raynard Jackson, a Republican, believes that Herman Cain was simply not up to the test.
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Ryan Mack argues that black people should do more for the homeless and impoverished.
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Donald Trump seems to believe that black people have no role models. Just a reminder of how intelligent he is.
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Black unemployment keeps rising, while white unemployment goes down in every single category.
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Herman Cain, Eddie Long and other southern black men in the pulpit give us reason to reconsider how African Americans perceive money, power and entitlement.
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Does her decision to stand by her man make Vanessa Long a hero, a victim or both?
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How has AIDS affected the black community and did Oprah’s demonization of gay men play a role?
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Dr. Boyce Watkins and Professor Christopher Emdin respond to the report that one child per day is arrested in NYC public schools, with 93% of those kids being black or Latino. The professors discuss the reasons behind the crisis and why kids are being criminalized in public schools all across America.
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Ryan Mack has a lot to say about Cornel West, Tavis Smiley and the Less Talk, More Action Tour.
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The death of FAMU band member Robert Champion is leading to calls for reform of HBCU bands.
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In this interview, Dr. Boyce Watkins speaks with Ryan Mack, the head of the Optimum Institute and Less Talk, More Action Empowerment Tour. They discuss the difficulties of paying bills when doing community service, and Ryan even speaks candidly about why he believes he was banned from the Circle of Sisters event in New York City.
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Dr. Boyce Watkins discusses the work of fellow black scholar Cornel West among other issues.
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Noted black scholar Cornel West has suddenly decided to leave Princeton for New York City.
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Dr. Boyce Watkins discusses why black scholars must find a new paradigm for achievement and stop allowing their activities to be controlled by others.
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