Real Race Talk  

Please join us this Saturday October 24th, 2009 at(our NEW start time) 6:00pm(P.S.T) on the thought provoking show Real Race Talk as we discuss: Interracial Dating and Marriages ***A Justice Of The Peace in Louisiana refuses to marry interracial couple.*** ***There’s outrage displayed by many Americans toward this man’s actions, which were not made Federally Illegal in this country until 1967.*** ***With the Law making it illegal to deny interracial couples the right to marry just being passed in my generation, is the Louisiana Justice of the Peace the only one who has a problem with interracial couples?*** ***The 2009 Politically Correct response to this man’s action is to be outraged, but... White Men: It does not bother you to see a gorgeous blonde haired, blue eyed, runway model looking white woman intimately involved with a Black man? Black Men: You don’t have an issue when you witness a successful, beautiful black woman walking towards you hand in hand with a white man? Black Women: You are not the least bit uncomfortable when you watch as that “brother” walks right past you to engage in conversation with “miss barbie”? ...I believe more than just that one Justice of the Peace has a problem with interracial couples. Can we keep it real?

Violence seems to be more and more prevalent in our society. **Woman Cuts Baby From Expectant Mother's Womb** **Teens Set Fire To Young Man, And Laugh** **Honor Roll Student Is Beaten To Death In Chicago** What Is Going On? Why Is This Happening? What Can We Do To Help Curb This Behavior?

Black Issues: Caring For One Another?, Looking At The Big Picture? & Keeping The Focus? While speaking to multiple African-American groups across the country, I have found that oftentimes, when we get together to discuss topics relevant to the progressing of our communities, our discussions can devolve into a convoluted mess where,(in the end) we are no closer to solving the problems verbally breached than when we began. Can We(African-Americans) Learn To Agree To Disagree On Certain Topics? Can We(African-Americans) Be Honest And Open About Issues Facing Our Communities? Can We(African-Americans) Sit At The Discussion Table With One Another With Love In Our Hearts?

Join us as we discuss Race and Politics and Race & Community

***How, How Much and What do we tell our young people about racism in America*** ****If we say too much, their asperations may be crushed and they may feel they can't reach certain goals because of racism**** *****If we say nothing about it and act as if it does not exist, the harsh reality of racism hits when: 1)They're getting racially profiled and pulled over by the police for no other apparent reason than being black.**2)They get into the same "teenage trouble" as "Biff" and "Becky", but find that they are punished more severely.**3)They become occupationally and financially successful and still don't receive the respect and accolades as whites who have achieved similar success.*****

How Do You View The Black Man? Join Us This Week As We Discuss The Image Of The African-American Man