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onlinethinktank

onlinethinktank

Thank you for stopping by. It has been awhile. Please join us again.

POETICALLY SPOKEN

POETICALLY SPOKEN

I'm sorry I missed your show. Please remind me of the upcoming one.My shows are aired on Saturday nights. I will make attempts to listen LIVE

Gretchen Paules

Gretchen Paules

Please allow me to introduce you to a newly formed nonprofit called the Let Go, Let Peace Come In Foundation. Our mission at LGLPCI is to help heal and support adult survivors of childhood sexual abuse. Please visit our website at www.letgoletpeacecomein.org to see how survivors can help each other break the silence and give courage to others who have endured these heinous acts. Together we can; together we should; together we NEED to stand up and be counted.

R Miller

R Miller

Thank God for your courage and compassion to address the issue of sexual abuse. Know that God is pleased and many have been helped by your testimony and the interview with Dr. Due.

WILDFLOWER1

WILDFLOWER1

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR COMING TO MY SHOW WITH MY CO HOST DOCTOR EMAH SARAH. PLEASE COME AGAIN..BLESSINGS LOVE AND LIGHT

doctor-emah-sarah

doctor-emah-sarah

wE WERE SO HONORED TO HAVE YOU AS A GUEST LAST NIGHT AND THE AWESOME ENERGY THAT YOU BRING SHEDDING LIGHT. LOOKING FORWARD TO YOUR SHOW SUNDAY AT 2PM... KEEP DOIN WHAT YOU ARE DOIN FOR THE PEOPLE... RESPECT LOVE AND LIGHT=PEACE WE ARE HONORED TO HAVE YOU ON BOARD WITH H.O.E. UNIVERSITY www.saveahoefoundation.ning.com

doctor-emah-sarah

doctor-emah-sarah

Great For You Standing It is in Order it is Ordained,Satan is HATER OF TRUTH,oUR eXPERIENCES sHARED WILL lIBERATE sOMEONE TO hIGHER gROUND. yOU aRE a bLESSING....iF u ARE uP AT 2AM cENTRAL SIT IN WITH US anytime

Platinum Queens West

Platinum Queens West

Thank U For creating such a much needed show ESPECIALLY in the black community! May God continue to bless you so you can continue helping and blessings others. Peace & Blessings 2U!

ALEXYSS K.TYLOR VP

ALEXYSS K.TYLOR VP

LET ME KNOW WHEN YOU WANNA BE ON THE SHOW

men surviving sexual abuse w / the sol survivor  

This is for all the African American & Hispanic men both young and old; that have suffered in silence from all the pain, shame, confusion, anger, & guilt associated with sexual abuse as it relates to OUR community and the place men have in it. Weather the abuse be by the hands of a family member, teacher, doctor, law enforcmet / government official, baby sitter, or religious leader, this is the place where those who need to can share their stories, offer opinions, ask questions, and find the much needed help that we have all been looking for! My show will also cover tpoics such as: Child Abuse Prevention, Single Women With Childern dating(what to look out for)........

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GREETINGS…………….. This Sunday at noon EST, Join me and Ali Jackson, A Denver movie director. Ali Jackson is currently working on a documentary called Black Boys Don’t Cry that has been in the making for since 2003. The film is subtitled The Untold Truth because statistics show that less than 1% of sexual assaults on black boys are reported. Jackson asks all of us, but black males in particular, “If I don’t speak out for our children, who will?” Statistics in the United States show that nearly one in six boys from the ages of one to twelve, of all races, is abused in some way. It has been estimated that anywhere from 50% to 90% of all boys who are abused or molested will not report that assault, especially if it is of a sexual nature. An unfathomable 15% of sexual assault and rape victims are under age 12. Up to 80% of the abuse inflicted on boys is by someone in the home or known to the child, with as much as half of those instances at the hands of a female. Thirty percent of all sexually abused children will develop into the abusers themselves which increases to an estimated 60% in cases with children under the age of 12. As an active member of the black community, Ali Jackson has been impacted by the increased rate of violence, crime, suicide, acting out and predatory behavior of young black males who have been raised in a culture that does not allow them to cry for the help they desperately need. The impact has not been as a result of being the one in six who is abused, but rather a genuinely concerned male role model and mentor to children through various avenues. Both the mental and physical damage done by their attackers may even contribute to the increased spread of AIDS and other diseases within the black community, further perpetuating the issues discussed in his film. This educational, experimental documentary will enlighten, inform and encourage individuals to speak out about their sexual abuse and/or that of others. The documentary, which is narrated by Collin Cheadle (younger brother of Don Cheadle), is a guide on a taboo tour that peels back the ugly scab of sex assaults in the black community. It also looks at the AIDS boom in the black community, homophobia, illegitimate children and sex crimes. Through interviews with survivors and rape crisis experts, file footage, photos, music videos, news clips and re-enactments, Jackson traces back the roots to why African American boys do not disclose sexual assault and what may cause or create an adult rapist. Also check out my site: http://thesolsurvivor.ning.com/ which has been revamped to accommodate a wider variety of people. SHOW CALL-IN NUMBER: (646) 716-6425 http://www.blogtalkradio.com/thesolsurvivor
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    AN INTERVIW WITH DR.DUE

    PLEASE JOIN ME FOR A THOUGHT PROVOKING ONE ON ONE CONVERASTION WITH DR.DUE AS IT RELATES TO MANY OF THE ISSUES THAT ABUSE SURVIVORS GO THROUGH AND DEAL WITH........ THIS SUNDAY @ 6PM

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    THE REMIX WITH MS BLUE

    A REPLAY OF THE REMIX WITH MS BLUE.............

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