The Black Face Controversy

The painful memory of Trayvon Martin, the young unarmed teen who was murdered by the self appointed neighborhood watch captain George Zimmerman, has been revived by the insensitivity of those who believed it was acceptable to dress in black face and a bloody hoody for Halloween, 2013.  

While the outrage of their poor costume choice has been wide spread over the internet, there are some in the black community that feel blacks are just too sensitive.  Are black people just "too sensitive" as it relates to black face and the racial connotations they represent?

Join host Kay Quinn as she and co-hosts Raymond Kirk and Michael Flemons discuss this new fixation on the black face controversy. 

REAL Talk is a community oriented show that focuses and engage dialog on very real issues that repeatedly plague and disenfranchise local communities.  It is designed to open the lines of communication to address the hard issues many are afraid to discuss in this climate of racial divide.

We can no longer afford to walk around and ignore the elephant in the room.  This is our time to engage the proverbial elephant head on. 

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Are you ready?  Let the conversations begin...