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D.A. (WDKK RADIO)
6/24/2009 2:08 PM UTC
Thanks for tuning into the show. Listen in again. Peace, Power, Preservation and Prosperity belong to YOU. D.A. Williams
Hugh Gaddy
5/9/2009 2:42 AM UTC
Wonderful show, as usual!! They keep getting better and better!! -- Hugh Gaddy
The Middle Men
5/9/2009 12:08 AM UTC
Great show! Thanks for the topic!
One Black Man
12/7/2007 6:59 PM UTC
Hi, welcome to BTR and thanks for coming by the spot, looks like you are all about positivity and truth, wishing you much success!
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A weekly internet radio talk show which brings the issues of Black communities; parenting, family structure, youth, education, violence, employment and various other topics to communities around the world for discussion and proactive resolution. A panel of family/community organization executives as well as educators, public officials and authors who are prolific on the topics of family and community will be featured guests.
Date / Time: 1/15/2007 8:51 PM UTC
Black people around the world have fell prey to the condescending, negative reporting and programming of their likeness since the inception of "the media." The constant promotion of these negative images has damaged the minds of millions of people from all races, instilling fear, hostility and ignorance towards and amongst cultures by glamorizing and spinning negative stereotypes. Even more detrimental is one's acceptance and participation of the media's negative portrayal of their own culture. There are various radio, television and music programs which have set us back as a people; promoting and reigniting negative images our ancestors have fought long and hard to erase.
Fortunately, there is a movement to combat negative images in media; "Turn Off Channel Zero." "Turn Off Channel Zero" is a group of filmmakers, artists, activists and media personalities who are joining forces to address the negative images of Black people in various media outlets.
Join me as I speak with two of the many forces behind "Turn Off Channel Zero," Sawanda Spinks of Born2Blossom and Professor Griff of Public Enemy.