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Mashill
7/18/2009 9:27 PM UTC
Hi U are blessed
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1/11/2009 12:46 AM UTC
Awesome Show.. Mr. Dick Gregory is always a pleasure to hear.
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1/9/2009 6:48 AM UTC
Mr. Eady, Thank you for such a powerful and informative show with one of the most courages & integral women I know of. The honrable Cynthia Mckinney.
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1/22/2008 3:11 AM UTC
I enjoyed our conversation the on the show brother Eady. Look forward to connecting with you here and listening to your program quite a lot in the future...
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1/19/2008 11:39 PM UTC
You have a Chat room so your listeners can make comments or ask questions? Part of Reparations is to help Africans find out where they came from in Africa through DNA analysis FREE of CHARGE! To find their Ethnic Group.
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What kind of financial institution gave you your break in radio? Was it a bank? Was it venture capitalist? Kokay kwanzaaclub@yahoo.com
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12/2/2007 2:52 AM UTC
The Poor People’s Campaign INC seeks to directly compel America to redress the policies that create and substantiate poverty, oppress the poor and deny people the right to live with dignity, respect, justice, equality and freedom.
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As Eady Associates continues to work with Black communities around the globe, it focuses heavily on economic and business development, which leads to the empowerment of Black people throughout the Diaspora. No matter what your cause, i.e. police brutality , your child’s education, health care, job opportunities, affordable housing development, etc. , Please see your cause as one that when properly defined is tied into the economic survival of Black people. Our survival, development and growth are dependent upon you and your agenda, and it must be seen with independence as its primary focus. Remember, all causes are a part of an economic thrust which when properly implemented will lead to the empowerment our people. Without vision and properly prioritizing and implementing our strategy, people in Africa and throughout the Diaspora will not have power, and without power, there will be no freedom. It is from this prospective that Eady Associates announces its New Weekly Internet Radio Program, Titled “The Empowerment Hour Online University”. Tune in Saturday evening at 6PM EST and then call in at 1-646-716-7472 to participate in the conversation.
Kermit Eady
Date / Time: 12/12/2009 11:00 PM UTC
Category: Business
Call-in Number: (646) 716-7472
The Empowerment Hour Online University presented by Eady Associates www.kermiteady.com
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Date / Time: 12/5/2009 11:00 PM UTC
This week on the Empowerment Hour Online University in it's mission to Empower people of color throughout the world we welcome to the program Mississippi State Representative Kelvin Buck will be with us Saturday. He is vice-chair of the Universities and Colleges Committee. The discussion will focus on the recent news that Gov. Haley Barbour has proposed to consolidate the three Black state universities (Mississippi Valley State U, Alcorn State U and Jackson State U) under one name and administration, i.e., Jackson State University. The Governor wants to do this due to the fact that the state faces a shortfall of more than 7 percent in its anticipated revenue. The governor has constitutional power to cutback all budgets by five (5) percent only. The half-billion-dollar Ayers Settlement of 2006 supposedly guaranteed Mississippi's Black universities parity with the white ones. Now, Barbour wants to scuttle that agreement with just a wave of his hand. Tune in to learn more and learn how to take action to prevent these historic institutions from losing their identities.
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