Bro. Umar answers a question about Drugs in The Black Community!
This Q & A session was following a lecture in Harlem about "Post Traumatic Slavery Disorder"
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African American Culture
Big Rob’s Anti-Gang Message
Big Rob from 103.7 The Beat speaks to the youth about his past. We will like to thank Clock Funeral Homes for allowing Big Rob to use the casket for his presentation. Clock Funeral Home - Muskegon 1469 Peck Street Muskegon, MI 49441 231-722-3721 Clock Life Story Funeral Home - Fruitport 3593 E. Pontaluna Road Fruitport, MI 49415 231-865-6151 Clock Life Story Funeral Home- Grand Haven 16777 Lincoln Grand Haven, MI 49417 231-844-4200
Umar Abdullah-Johnson in Muskegon (7 Deadly Sins Lecture)
Umar Abdullah-Johnson in Muskegon at the Muskegon Heights Boxing Club on the "7 Deadly Sins of African Americans".
Prof. Manu Ampim speaks on Christopher Columbus
Prof. Manu Ampim an expert in African Studies spoke to our listeners recently about Christopher Columbus. As America celebrates Christopher Columbus as a hero, Professor Ampim beggs to differ. Please enjoy this interview with one of my favorite African History researcher. Professor Manu Ampim is an historian and primary (first-hand) researcher specializing in African and African American history and culture. He has a B.S. in Business Management and M.A. in History/African American Studies. His master thesis, “The Revolutionary Martin Luther […]
Brother Jesse Muhammad speaks on the legacy of Elijah Muhammad
Interview with Brother Jesse Muhammad of the Final Call newspaper about the legacy of Elijah Muhammad. Brother Jesse also talked about his recent efforts to find his biological father.
Open Letter to Cathy Hughes
http://www.industryears.com/news/09/14/2009/an-open-letter-to-cathy-hughes/ Dear Ms. Hughes ... As the Founder of Radio One, the nation's largest African American broadcaster, I have admired your unprecedented accomplishments for close to thirty years. While starting my career in Washington DC, I watched and listened to you for years during your humble beginnings at WOL-AM. In the late 80's, I will always be grateful for you hiring me to program WMMJ, your first FM outlet. Our accomplishments during my tenure at WMMJ continue to be the […]