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IN THIS BROADCAST WE WILL BE LOOKING TO SEE IF THE  TEACHINGS OF ELIJAH MUHAMMAD IS OUT DATED OR RIGHT ON POINT EVEN IN THIS DAY AND TIME. MR. MUHAMMAD SAID THAT THE WHITE MAN IS THE DEVIL AND SAID THAT HE CAN'T BE REFORMED. NOW ONE OF HIS MINISTERS IS SAYING THAT THE WHITE MAN CAN BE REFORM. ELIJAH MUHAMMAD SAID THAT WE MUST SEPARATE BUT HIS TOP MINISTER HAS INTEGRATED THE NATION OF ISLAM. AND IF WE HAD LISTEN TO ELIJAH MUHAMMAD WE WOULD HAVE KNOWN THAT DONALD STERLING WAS OUR OPEN ENEMY. PLEASE JOIN US TO HEAR THE POWERFUL TEACHING OF ELIJAH MUHAMMAD AS IT RELATE TO THIS DAY AND TIME. PEACE

The formula appeared in 1970 in Developing New Perspectives on Race by Pat Bidol. Judith H. Katz popularized it in White Awareness: Handbook for Anti-Racism Training. Mary Anne Mohanraj explains it: “…there’s an alternate and widely-used definition of racism that goes like this: We’re all prejudiced, because we grow up in a racist culture and we inherit those prejudices. But racism is a system of institutional, systemic oppression, and in order to be racist, you need both the prejudice + the power to affect people. By that definition, which a lot of progressives share, PoC (people of color) can’t be racist, because they don’t have any reinforcement from that institutionalized power. We may hold individual racist ideas and thoughts, but we only have the power to do damage with our actions in the rare, brief contexts where our other privileges temporarily override color privilege.” The problem with that definition is Condi Rice and Oprah Winfrey have far more power than any homeless white guy and almost everyone else in the USA.

Let's imagine if all  our great leaders together were alive at this day and time. Would they unite on one principal? Would  they be at odds with one another?  Have we truely benifited from their sacrifice? Are we experiencing what they taught?  Join us family as we discuss the philosophy and history of these leaders such as (in no particular order)The Honorable Elijah Muhammad, Dr York, Marcus Garvey, Noble Drew Ali, Malcom X, Charles 13 x, The Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan, Dr. King,  Prince Hall and many more

Today My Special Guest is Meshiha7 From The Geechee/Gullah Nation. He's gonna bring a little Clearity on Who and What is a Geechee/Gullah and how it all tie itself together with the Atlantic Slave Trade(The Kidnapping Of African's) and the Native American's Who and Still are here. Also Tonight On Culture Freedom We Have Savannah Black's Conscious Attack! On This episode Mr. Black will Mix a little bit of Music, Poetry, Comedy and also A Rundown on Events That Effect The Blackman And Woman In This Beast Called AmeriKKKa and the World!!! Join In On The Discussion/ Chat Lines will be Open For Comment's and Questions.

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Tonight On Culture Freedom We Have Savannah Black's Conscious Attack! On This episode Mr. Black will Mix a little bit of Music, Poetry, Comedy and also Sounclips from one of The Master Teachers (Dr.Amos Wilson) to get His Point Across...

Are these big name black leaders really working in the best interest of the black community? And do you know who's funding these so-called black empowerment organiztion? Eye can tell you now it ain't the black community that's for sure !!! Now what  in the hell is up with all these black male celebrities with these damn dresses? Is that the new dress code for them these days? Or are they pushing a gay agenda on the low? HEY YOU DON'T WANT TO MISS THIS ONE HERE. WE ARE GOING TO TELL IT ON THEIR ASS NOW.PEACE  

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THIS BROADCAST WILL BE HOSTED BY Michael Savannahblack Orr. Just a Brother for truth and Just-us! Looking to reach and meet like minded people who are searching for the same.

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What defines you? Maybe it’s the shade of your skin, the place you grew up, the accent in your words, the make up of your family, the gender you were born with, the intimate relationships you chose to have or your generation? As the American identity changes we will be there to report it. In America is a venue for creative and timely sharing of news that explores who we are.

The issue of black self-hatred is something I am supposed to pretend does not exist. However, the great French psychiatrist Frantz Fanon wrote about this issue in his groundbreaking book Black Skin White Masks, in a chapter called "the Lived Experience of the Black Man". According to Fanon, the black man is viewed in the third person, and he isn't seen as a three-dimensional human being. The black man internalizes the perspectives of white society and its negative thoughts about blackness affect his psyche. In the chapter, Fanon discusses a white child calling him the "N word" and how he becomes cognizant of how he is different and viewed as someone people should fear. There is also a fear by some black people that discussing the issue of self-hatred is a sign of weakness. There is a discourse that black people engender: that black is beautiful. But the truth is, the image of blackness is ugly – at least it's perceived that way. There is nothing special or wonderful about being a black male – it is a life of misery and shame. The issue of black self-hatred is usually depicted from a female point of view. There are documentaries such as Dark Girls which aired on Oprah's OWN network earlier this year, in which black women discuss their feelings of self hatred for having dark skin. There are numerous books, articles, documentaries, and essays published by black female writers describing black self-hatred. Black women are not afraid to speak out about their self-loathing, yet for some reason, black men are silent about our own contempt for what we are.

Khalid Abdul Muhammad (January 12, 1948, Houston, Texas – February 17, 2001), born Harold Moore Jr., was a leading figure in the Black Nationalist movement throughout the 1990s and early 2000s. Muhammad was known prominently as the spokesperson for the Nation of Islam (NOI) until 1993 and later served as the National Chairman of the New Black Panther Party until his death.