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'The WuTang' Papi

'The WuTang' Papi

Hey Sis! I finally got on here. Now I can start checkin' ya out live from time to time! Wishing you all the success you deserve for your efforts!!!

Onyx View

Onyx View

I really appreciate everyone coming to the show. Thank you so much for listening.

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Thanks for making my show my show one of your favorites. Lorenzo

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Spike Spillberg is definately on the case. It is very important for listeners to understand that the consolidating our media resources is vital toward our survival. Mr. Obama is off the charts when it comes to organizing and mobilizing. Organizers of the Mississippi Family First organization identified the phenomenom during the summer. Things do not just happen by chance. That is why we had a sit down at the University of Mississippi with Angela Davis, Fred Hampton Jr., Carnell West, Anthony Hervey and Ernie Smith to discuss the African American Linguistics Research.

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Spike Spillberg

Thank you for joining me last week and for your awesome comments. You are always welcome to sit in the Director's Chair anytime. Talk to you soon. Spike Spillberg

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Great show, keep up the good work.God bless.

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Onyx View with Kamryn Adams  

Onyx View: Get clarity on the issues that are most important to you and your family. Onyx View tackles social and political topics that are nearest to the hearts of our listeners. Onyx View will return in PRIME TIME in January 2010. Set your reminders. ***Produced by Toyi Ward Communications, LLC***

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If you or your client would like to be a guest on Onyx View email us at: onyxview@toyiward.com Onyx view is produced by Toyi Ward Communications, LLC
  • Featured Episode

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    Category: Entertainment


    This week Onyx View talks with author, Marie Antoinette about her autobiographical book, "A Girl Named Job" where she details the darkness of abusive relationships in her father-less life.
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    The Black Tax

    TOYi Talk welcomes Dr. E. Wynstin Walton from Executive 50 to discuss the Black Tax. The Black Tax is the notion that Black Americans must work harder than other Americans in order to receive the same treatment at work. Don't miss when Toyi asks, "Do you pay to play?"

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    AMERICA: Melting Pot or Salad Bowl

     Friday, January 23, 2009

    America has long been known as the melting pot but I say it's more like a salad bowl. If you looked out onto the masses that gathered across Washington DC this week the different races, genders, sizes, heights of people were noticeable and unique from the person standing next to them.  A melting pot melts many different elements into one consistent mixture. It is a mixture of homogeneous content where one ingredient is no longer discernable from the next.  America is not so.  The greatness of our nation is the diversity we bring. Unlike other nations of "sameness", this country is great because of the variety of people and cultures among us.  To be "American" is to be surrounded by diversity while honoring freedom to be whom and what you dream. 

     

    I've often felt it disrespectful for someone to contend that they are colorblind and "don't see color". First, unless you are indeed afflicted with deuteranopia you can see color.  If you know my shirt is pink then you know my skin is brown.  Second, to ignore the color of my skin, also means you ignore my value and the experiences that I bring to the table. I don't need you to ignore my color. I need you to accept it without contempt.

     

    Cynics argue that President Obama was victorious because he was half-white and was more palatable for White America to accept.  Say it ain't so, Joe Six pack!  Anyone that has watched President Obama step out of his car, walk down a hallway, put on a pair of sunglasses, or kiss his wife...knows that he is undeniably a Brotha'.  I'll argue to the cynical and hopeless that voting America...not everyone votes... was able to see his Blackness along with his intellect, his compassion, his vision, and his ability to lead people.  This is a skill that underexposed, uncultured Americans do not have...be they White or Black.  It is the ability to see my skin and my skill that make you "colorblind".  If you can see my brown skin and not let it overshadow my education, my values, my dream, then you are in good company....the company I keep.

     

    People ask "Does the election of President Obama put us in a post racial America?"  No!  But let's hope it moves us closer to a post-racist America. Look around you and see all the colors of Americans. All Americans (except for Native American people) have one thing in common:  Your ancestors came from somewhere else. Before you suggest that I go back to Africa, you might want to consider a ticket back to Germany, France, Sweden, Norway, China, Australia, India, England, or Japan. Because, based upon my history, I did not ask to be brought here, but you can believe, I am here to stay.

     

    This is TOYi Talk.  Always Authentic, Sometimes with Attitude.

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    Obama-mania Continues

    TOYi Talks to editor-in-chief of BlackEnterprise.com, Alfred Edmond Jr., about the inauguration and the new America. The nation witnessed history this week and I'm not ready to forget it just yet. Toyi asks, "Is the party over, yet?"

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    Pre-Inauguration Celebration: The New Black

    TOYi Talk welcomes director, Spike Spillberg, host of "Live From The Director's Chair". With only a few days left until the first African-American President is sworn into office, Toyi Ward asks, "What's the New Black?"

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    New Year's Solutions, Not Resolutions

    Special Guest, Karen Leland joins TOYi Talk to discuss strategies for meeting your 2009 goals. Resolutions are not solutions. Maybe they call them Re-solutions because you re-visit them every year with little success. Let's be reminded of President-Elect Obama's call to service. Don't miss it when Toyi asks, "Is there a solution for Resolutions?"

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    TOYi-Talk: Welcome to 2009

    Toyi Talks community to kick off the New Year. In response to President-elect Obama's call for service, what will you do this year?

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