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While the campaign has focused its attacks on Black male voters supporting Trump, they remain silent on the growing support for Trump among Arab and Jewish voters.

Conversations that affect the Black Community from around the country, hosted by Benton Harbor Michigan activist Rev. Edward Pinkney

In this episode of Black Talk Radio News w/ Scotty Reid, we dive into the early voter turnout for the 2024 election and ask voters: Who did you vote for and why? Featuring a candid discussion about the political futures of Donald Trump, Kamala Harris, Jill Stein, and Cornel West, we explore how their foreign policies could shape America's involvement in global conflicts—from Ukraine and Israel to China, Iran, and North Korea. We also question which party is more racist, or if both are complicit, through the lens of their foreign policy decisions. Tune-in for a critical look at the stakes of this election and its potential to drag the U.S. into a new era of war. #BlackTalkRadioNews #VoterTurnout2024 #ForeignPolicyDebate #Trump #KamalaHarris #JillStein #CornelWest #USForeignPolicy #UkraineWar #IsraelConflict #ChinaTensions #IranCrisis #NorthKorea #Election2024 #RacistPolitics #GlobalWar #PoliticalDebate Your help keeps us producing independent Black media. Please consider donating to support our work! You can send donations via Cash App: $BTMProject, PayPal: https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=6RQCWRMAG3AG2 [email protected] Thank you for your support!

Black Talk Radio News with Scotty Reid takes a critical look at the Opportunity Agenda for Black men, breaking down its promises and revealing why it may not be as specific to Black men as it seems. In this episode, Scotty Reid examines the rehashing of Obama's mentorship program and questions the inclusion of marijuana legalization in a Black male-focused agenda, a move some find offensive. Join us for in-depth analysis and discussions on what this plan really means for Black men in America.

This segment is a stark reminder of the ongoing genocide and the global indifference towards it. It draws parallels with historical atrocities, urging viewers to confront uncomfortable truths. As Kamala Harris slips in the polls, could her new besties the Cheney's have anything to do with it? #GenocideAwareness #GlobalIssues #HistoricalParallels

In this episode of Black Talk Radio News with Scotty T Reid, we unpack the critical issues shaping Black political consciousness today. Why aren't Democrats addressing the key issues that matter? How has the party pushed Black voters into supporting policies tied to genocide? From the struggles of being a Black journalist to the impact of U.S. foreign policy on immigration, we explore the interconnected forces at play. We also discuss the significance of voting for Jill Stein on the Green Party ticket and challenge listeners to ask themselves: Are you truly woke or morally broke? Join us for a thought-provoking conversation on politics, morality, and media. Your help keeps us producing independent Black media. Please consider donating to support our work! You can send donations via Cash App: $BTMProject, PayPal: [email protected], or visit: www.blacktalkradionetwork.com. Thank you for your support!

Conversations that affect the Black Community from around the country, hosted by Benton Harbor Michigan activist Rev. Edward Pinkney

“Time for an Awakening” with Bro.Elliott & Bro.Richard, Sunday 10/06/2024 at 7:00 PM (EST) guests was Activist, Reparations Organizer, Director of Reparations United, Kamm Howard, and Chief of Staff of Afrodescendant Nation, Tamara (Achoti) Singleton. The National Reparations Strategy Call to Action Meeting on Oct 11, 2024, with over 30 organizations participating, also updated progress on the National Reparations Plebiscite, and other information dealing with repair was shared by our guests on the program, Tamara (Achoti) Singleton and Kamm Howard. As always, conversation on topics that affect Black people locally, nationally, and internationally

*This story has been updated to include a statement from the Sheriff. By Scotty T Reid - A developing story in Henderson, North Carolina, has stirred significant concern and skepticism within the community and beyond. Javion McGee, a 21-year-old truck driver from Chicago, was found hanging from a tree on September 11, 2024. While local authorities have ruled his death a suicide, McGee’s family and a growing number of community members have voiced their doubts about this conclusion. McGee, who had recently obtained his commercial driver's license (CDL) and was at the start of his trucking career, was on a delivery route when his body was discovered. Many are questioning why a young man from Chicago would take his own life while on the job in a state far from home. His family is particularly suspicious of the claim that he bought the rope himself, and they are calling for a more thorough investigation, as detailed by his cousin, TikTok user @scottieprimpin, who has been actively pushing for justice. The Vance County Sheriff’s Office is leading the investigation, while the Henderson Police Department clarified in a Facebook post that the incident occurred outside their jurisdiction. "I understand there's over 1,000 hits on TikTok (accusing) the sheriff's office of not being transparent, not providing information to the family, and that is not true," Vance County Sheriff Curtis R. Brame said. "There's been information put out there that there's a lynching. There is not a lynching. The young man was not dangling from a tree. He was not swinging from a tree. The rope was wrapped around his neck. It was not a noose. There was not a knot in the rope. So therefore, it was not a lynching here in Vance County." Brame told ABC Raleigh-Durham affiliate WTVD there were no signs of foul play in Magee's death, but he would not yet call it a suicide. Furthermore, local activist Amina Bastet Shabazz raised questions on Facebook, calling for more transparency from the authorities and pointing out that McGee's case has sparked concerns that echo North Carolina’s dark history of racial violence. Henderson, once considered a "sundown town," has seen rising tension as people question whether McGee’s death might be linked to historical patterns of racial injustice. Local groups, such as the Vance County NAACP, are also pressing for answers, emphasizing that a simple status update from the police is insufficient given the circumstances surrounding McGee’s death. As this case unfolds, many are urging for more media attention and a deeper look into the broader systemic issues at play. Confederate Monuments and North Carolina's Racial Legacy This tragic case also brings to light North Carolina's complicated racial history, particularly the ongoing battle over Confederate monuments. In 2020, following the murder of George Floyd, North Carolina saw a surge in protests aimed at removing Confederate statues from public spaces. These protests were part of a larger nationwide movement to confront the symbols of racial oppression that have long marked the South. In many parts of North Carolina, Confederate monuments were erected during the height of Jim Crow, often accompanied by speeches promoting white supremacy and violence against African Americans. These monuments were not just memorials to the Civil War but symbols of ongoing racial terror. Keynote speeches at these dedications frequently contained calls to uphold racial segregation and even celebrated lynchings as a means of maintaining control over Black populations. The fight to remove these monuments has been met with fierce resistance from some local residents, but many activists argue that the removal of such symbols is crucial to dismantling the legacy of racism in the state. Henderson, where Javion McGee’s death occurred, is no stranger to this struggle. While the town itself may not have been the epicenter of Confederate monument protests, it remains part of a state grappling with its past and the symbols that continue to divide communities. As the investigation into McGee’s death continues, it is impossible to separate the incident from the broader context of North Carolina's racial history. The legacy of violence against African Americans, symbolized by Confederate statues and memorials, still casts a shadow over the state's present. This history cannot be ignored, and McGee’s family, along with many others, are demanding that these issues be addressed head-on.

Should U.S. scientists, who are allegedly responsible for engineering this virus and intentionally bypassing safety protocols, face involuntary manslaughter charges for their actions?

In my years of closely following Middle Eastern developments, I've witnessed an unprecedented shift in the landscape of news coverage.

This BTR News podcast episode delves into the contentious debate over the classification of civilians in conflict zones. Focusing on recent events in the Palestinian territories, it questions whether individuals of military age, targeted or affected by attacks, should be considered civilians, especially when they may have military affiliations. Drawing parallels with historical military policies, the episode scrutinizes the complexities of identifying civilians in conflict and raises thought-provoking questions about the nuances of conflict reporting and the responsibility of all parties involved. #ConflictReporting #CivilianIdentities #NuancesOfWar #MilitaryPolicies Donate: $BTMProject or Paypal https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=NCF3MVP8N68JG

Listen to this enlightening episode of BTR News as I engage in a compelling conversation with Professor Jocelyn Simonson, acclaimed author of "Radical Acts of Justice: How Ordinary People Are Dismantling Mass Incarceration." In this thought-provoking interview, Professor Simonson delves into the heart of her groundbreaking book, shedding light on the extraordinary ways in which everyday individuals are challenging and reshaping the landscape of mass incarceration. Professor Simonson's insights are not only informed by her extensive legal background but also by her recent article, "Forget Trump, the Latest Georgia RICO Case Is a Disaster for Civil Liberties," which critically examines the criminalization of social solidarity and political dissent. In our discussion, we explore the intersection of these pressing issues, offering a unique perspective on the current state of civil liberties and the criminal justice system. Discover how grassroots movements and communities are making a difference, challenging the status quo, and advocating for justice. Don't miss this engaging conversation that promises to inspire change and shed light on the power of collective action. Tune in as we explore "Radical Acts of Justice" with Professor Jocelyn Simonson.

Join us in this insightful episode as we sit down with Jazz Hampton, CEO and General Counsel of TurnSignl, the innovative real-time tele-legal app designed to protect drivers' civil rights and enhance interactions with law enforcement. In this engaging conversation, Jazz shares his personal journey, the inspiration behind the app, and how TurnSignl is making a difference in ensuring the safety and fairness of roadside encounters. Discover the driving force behind this transformative solution and gain a deeper understanding of the mission to create a more just and secure world for all. TurnSignl is on Social Media: Instagram Facebook Tik Tok Website: https://www.turnsignl.com/ Make a donation to help maintain the work of the Black Talk Media Project. https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=6RQCWRMAG3AG2

Join us for a thought-provoking and empowering episode of Black Talk Radio News w/ Scotty Reid as we delve into the world of labor rights and workplace empowerment with renowned Employment Attorney, Chiquita Hall-Jackson. In our engaging conversation titled "Empowering Workers: Protecting Rights and Speaking Out with Chiquita Hall-Jackson," we explore the critical issues affecting today's workforce and the strategies to stand up against injustice.

Prison systems across various states must address this issue, ensuring that all inmates, regardless of their age or health status, are provided with humane living conditions, even during the hottest months.

On this special episode of "Black Women Speak", join our host as she engages in a riveting conversation with Kwabena Sakidi Jijaga Rasuli, the founder of Clear The Airwaves Project. Dive deep into the heart of a movement dedicated to purifying our radio spaces, eliminating misogynistic, violent, and destructive lyrics, and ensuring a safer auditory environment for our children.

According to CNN, prosecutors in the Atlanta area possess text messages and emails linking members of former President Donald Trump’s legal team to the January 2021 breach of the voting system in Coffee County. Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis is preparing to present charges against over a dozen individuals to a grand jury, and several of them are connected to this voting system breach.

Earlier, the store had put up a statement alongside the image, claiming its intent was to "commend and honor" the individuals instrumental in the evolution of Havana cigars.

Across the nation, gerrymandering and the dilution of the Black vote have emerged as pivotal strategies for the Republican party.

Tthis horrifying incident highlights the pressing need to address the systemic health disparities Black women endure, ensuring that they receive the same level of care and attention as any other patient. The fight for equity in healthcare is far from over.

Join Scotty T Reid on BTR News as he sits down with Mike Ross, the Libertarian candidate aiming to reshape North Carolina's political future.

In this gripping episode of BTR News w/ Scotty T. Reid, we sit down with the inspiring activist Ras Munyiga Nosakhere, whose life has been deeply intertwined with some of the most influential Black movements in American history. A child served by the Black Panther Party in California, and later an adult member of the Black Autonomy Federation, Nosakhere's story is a vivid testament to the relentless pursuit of racial justice and equality.

Join BTR News for an engaging and thought-provoking program, "Navigating the AI Frontier," where the host hopes to delve deep into the multifaceted world of AI technology exploring the advantages and disadvantages of utilizing artificial intelligence in various aspects of our lives.

African Americans played a crucial role in the Union's victory over the Confederacy during the American Civil War.

By Scotty T Reid, BTRN - The story of the missing young woman Carlee Russell has taken a turn as it increasingly looks like she faked her kidnapping to gain the attention of a lover. What psychological issues may underlie why a person would fake their disappearance? Carlee Russell's case has left investigators puzzled as they uncover more information that suggests her alleged kidnapping may have been a ploy to capture the attention of her lover. This revelation raises questions about the underlying psychological issues that can drive someone to stage their own disappearance. One possible motive for Carlee Russell's actions is the fear of being rejected by her lover. The reports suggesting that she orchestrated the hoax because she believed her partner was planning to leave her for another woman highlight the extent to which individuals may go to maintain a relationship. In this case, Carlee may have resorted to extreme measures, such as faking a kidnapping, in an attempt to keep her lover interested and prevent him from leaving her. Psychologically, individuals who engage in such behaviors may be experiencing deep-seated insecurities and fear of abandonment. This fear can lead them to resort to manipulative tactics, such as gaslighting, which involves distorting the truth to make the victim doubt their own perceptions and experiences. By faking her kidnapping, Carlee may have been seeking to create a sense of urgency and dependence from her lover, in an effort to make him feel responsible for her safety and well-being. This manipulation tactic could potentially make him feel guilty for considering leaving her. What Are The Symptoms of Avoidant Personality Disorder If reports about her lover possibly leaving her for another woman is true, it is possible that the strained relationship could have caused Carlee Russell to develop Avoidant Personality Disorder. Avoidant Personality Disorder is a mental health condition characterized by feelings of inadequacy, extreme sensitivity to criticism, and a strong desire to avoid social interaction. Individuals with this disorder often struggle with forming and maintaining relationships, as they fear rejection and judgment from others. The fear of abandonment and rejection is a common theme in Avoidant Personality Disorder. In Carlee Russell's case, the possibility of her lover leaving her for another woman could have triggered intense feelings of anxiety and insecurity. These feelings may have intensified her fear of rejection and fueled her worries about not being good enough for her partner. People with Avoidant Personality Disorder often go to great lengths to avoid situations that may expose them to criticism or rejection. They may isolate themselves, avoid social events, and have difficulties expressing themselves in intimate relationships. Carlee Russell's alleged hoax may have been an extreme manifestation of this avoidance behavior. By creating a false narrative, she may have believed that she could control the situation and prevent her partner from leaving her. The symptoms of Avoidant Personality Disorder can vary in severity. Some common signs include excessive self-consciousness. Historical Cases of People Faking Their Own Kidnappings Fake kidnappings are nothing new. People have faked kidnappings that have drawn a lot of media attention and captured the interest of the public. Throughout history, there have been numerous instances where individuals have orchestrated their own abductions, leading to widespread panic and concern. These cases of fake kidnappings not only highlight the lengths some individuals are willing to go to attract attention or manipulate others but also shed light on the intricate web of deceit that can be woven in such situations. One of the most famous cases of a fake kidnapping in the United States occurred in 1974, when Patty Hearst, the granddaughter of publishing magnate William Randolph Hearst, was reported missing. The shocking twist, in this case, came when it was revealed that Hearst had actually joined forces with a leftist group called the Symbionese Liberation Army (SLA), and willingly participated in some of their criminal activities, including bank appropriations to fund their movement. Hearst's kidnapping was merely a ruse, designed to confuse and mislead investigators. Her subsequent transformation into an activist and joining a movement that wanted to unify all left-wing struggles: feminist, anti-racist, anti-capitalist, and others, sparked a nationwide fascination with her case. What are the consequences of falsely reporting crimes to the police? What are some of the consequences Carlee Russell could face from authorities if she is proven to have faked her abduction? In many states, falsely reporting crimes to the police is a serious offense that can have significant consequences. Carlee Russell, if proven to have faked her abduction, could face both criminal and civil penalties. These penalti

By Scotty T. Reid, BTRN - AI writing tools have become increasingly popular in various industries, promising to revolutionize the way we create content. These tools offer numerous benefits, such as improved efficiency and productivity, enhanced creativity and innovation, and bridging the language barrier. However, there are also ethical implications associated with the use of these tools. This essay will explore the benefits of AI writing tools, followed by a discussion of the concerns surrounding their use. One of the key benefits of AI writing tools is the improvement in efficiency and productivity. These tools can automate repetitive tasks, such as proofreading and grammar checks, allowing writers to focus on more complex aspects of their work. Additionally, AI writing tools can generate content quickly, saving valuable time for writers and editors. For instance, Grammarly, a popular AI writing tool, can provide real-time suggestions for grammatical errors and offer alternative word choices. This not only improves the quality of the content but also reduces the time spent on proofreading. AI writing tools also have the potential to enhance creativity and innovation. They can provide new perspectives and ideas that may not have been considered by human writers. For example, tools like Articoolo can generate unique articles based on a given topic, providing fresh insights and angles. Additionally, AI writing tools can generate content in different styles and tones, helping writers experiment with different writing styles. This can be particularly useful for content creators who need to adapt their writing to suit different audiences and platforms. Furthermore, AI writing tools can help bridge the language barrier, making communication between different language speakers more accessible. These tools can facilitate language translation, allowing for seamless communication and collaboration across borders. For instance, Google Translate utilizes AI algorithms to provide instant translations in multiple languages. AI writing tools can also assist in language learning and teaching, providing feedback and suggestions to learners. This not only enhances the learning experience but also promotes cultural exchange. The flip side of the perceived benefits of these AI ghostwriters. Despite the benefits, there are concerns that AI writing tools may lead to job displacement. As these tools become more advanced, there is a possibility that they could replace human writers and editors. This could result in financial instability and unemployment for those in the writing industry. Furthermore, human creativity and intuition cannot be replicated by AI, and there is a risk that content generated by AI writing tools may lack the depth and authenticity that comes from genuine human experiences. Another concern surrounding AI writing tools is the compromise of authenticity and originality. AI tools may generate content that lacks genuine human emotions and experiences, leading to a loss of connection with the audience. Furthermore, there is a higher risk of plagiarism and copyright infringement with AI writing tools. Since these tools rely on existing data, there is a possibility that they may inadvertently reproduce content that has already been created. This raises ethical questions regarding the ownership and originality of the generated content. Additionally, AI writing tools raise ethical concerns about privacy and data security. These tools may collect and store personal information without the consent of the users. This raises questions about the ownership and control of the data generated by these tools. Furthermore, AI writing tools can be vulnerable to hacking and misuse of data, exposing users to potential risks. It is essential to address these concerns and ensure that proper safeguards are in place to protect user privacy and data security. AI writing tools offer numerous benefits in terms of efficiency, creativity, and bridging the language barrier. However, it is crucial to recognize and address the ethical implications associated with their use. Job displacement, compromised authenticity and originality, and privacy and data security concerns are valid points that need to be considered. As we continue to embrace AI writing tools, it is essential to strike a balance between their advantages and the potential risks they pose. By doing so, we can harness the full potential of these tools while ensuring ethical use and safeguarding human creativity and privacy.

by Scotty T Reid, BTRN The Willie Lynch Letter is a controversial document that has sparked much debate and discussion in African American history. This essay will examine the arguments surrounding the authenticity and impact of the letter. While some argue that the letter is a fictional creation with no historical evidence to support its existence, others believe that it serves as a cautionary tale, reflecting the psychological tactics used by slave owners. Additionally, the letter has been criticized for perpetuating harmful stereotypes about African Americans. However, it can also spark important discussions about racism and classism. By critically analyzing these arguments and counter-arguments, we can gain a deeper understanding of the Willie Lynch Letter and its place in African American history. The Willie Lynch Letter is often dismissed as a fictional document due to the lack of historical evidence supporting its existence prior to 1970. Researchers have been unable to find any references to the letter in historical records or archives. This raises doubts about the authenticity of the document and its claims. Additionally, the language and style of the letter do not match the time period it claims to be from. The content of the letter is highly exaggerated and sensationalized, presenting a distorted view of slavery and its effects on African Americans. Another argument against the authenticity of the Willie Lynch Letter is its perpetuation of harmful stereotypes. The letter portrays African Americans as inherently violent and unintelligent, reinforcing the idea of white superiority and black inferiority. By presenting African Americans as passive victims of their circumstances, the letter ignores the resilience and achievements of African Americans throughout history. This perpetuation of stereotypes can have long-lasting negative effects on the perception and treatment of African Americans. However, despite the lack of historical evidence, the Willie Lynch Letter can still serve as a cautionary tale. Even if the letter is fictional, it highlights the brutality and dehumanization of slavery. It reminds us of the importance of acknowledging and learning from historical injustices. By studying the tactics described in the letter, we can gain insight into the methods of control and division that were likely employed by slave owners. This understanding can help us to comprehend the long-lasting effects of slavery on African American communities. Furthermore, the Willie Lynch Letter can spark important discussions about racism and classism. The letter can be used as a starting point for conversations about systemic racism and the ways in which it continues to impact society today. By analyzing the tactics described in the letter, individuals can engage in critical thinking and challenge societal norms and prejudices. This can lead to greater awareness and understanding of the historical context in which racism and discrimination persist. Additionally, the Willie Lynch Letter can be viewed as a tool for education and promoting empathy. By studying the letter, individuals can develop a deeper understanding of the psychological tactics used by slave owners and the lasting effects of slavery. This knowledge can help to foster empathy and compassion towards the experiences of African Americans. It can also encourage individuals to reflect on their own biases and prejudices, leading to personal growth and a more inclusive society. In conclusion, the Willie Lynch Letter is a controversial document that has been the subject of much debate in African American history. While there is no historical evidence to support its authenticity, the letter can still serve as a cautionary tale and spark important discussions about racism and classism. However, it is important to critically analyze the letter and its impact, as it perpetuates harmful stereotypes and presents a distorted view of slavery. By engaging in these discussions, we can gain a deeper understanding of African American history and work towards a more inclusive and just society.

by Scotty T Reid, BTRN Archibald Grimké was a remarkable individual who played a pivotal role in the fight against slavery and racism in the United States during his lifetime. As one of the founders of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, Grimké's contributions to the civil rights movement are still celebrated today. This essay explores Grimké's early life and upbringing, his activism against slavery, and his enduring contributions to the fight against racism. Archibald Henry Grimké was born a victim of slavery on August 17, 1849, on his white father's plantation near Charleston, South Carolina. His mother, Nancy Weston, was also enslaved by his father and had been born a victim of slavery herself. Despite being born into a system that sought to oppress and dehumanize him, Grimké's early life was marked by a strong desire for knowledge and freedom. He was fortunate enough to receive an education from his father the slaver, who recognized the importance of education in empowering his enslaved son, which was not normal for slavers to do in the American South. Grimké's thirst for knowledge led him to pursue higher education at Lincoln University, where he excelled academically and developed a deep understanding of the injustices faced by African Americans in the United States. Drawing inspiration from his aunt, Angelina Grimké, a white woman and outspoken slavery abolitionist, Archibald Grimké became deeply committed to the fight against slavery. Angelina Grimké's essay, "An Appeal to the Christian Women of the South," greatly influenced Archibald's beliefs and catalyzed his anti-slavery activism. He dedicated his life to advocating for the abolition of slavery and the equality of all individuals, regardless of race. As an African American lawyer, intellectual, journalist, diplomat, and community leader, Grimké used his platform to shed light on the atrocities of slavery and to call for its immediate abolition. His powerful speeches and writings resonated with many, inspiring others to join the fight against slavery and racism. Archibald Grimké's contributions to the fight against racism extended far beyond his activism against slavery. As one of the founders of the NAACP, he played a crucial role in advocating for the rights and equality of African Americans. In 1909, Archibald Grimke became a founding member of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. In 1923, he would be elected president of the Washington, D.C. NAACP chapter and also became a member of the organization’s national board of directors. Grimke also won the Spingarn Medal in 1919, the highest honor given by the NAACP. Grimké recognized the importance of working towards systemic change and was instrumental in shaping the organization's strategies and goals. He believed in the power of education and fought for equal access to education for all African American children. Grimké's tireless efforts also included highlighting racial discrimination against African Americans in the military during World War I and working towards its eradication. His steadfast commitment to justice and equality paved the way for future generations of civil rights activists. Archibald Grimké was a trailblazer in the fight against slavery and racism in the United States and died in Washington, D.C. on February 25, 1930, at the age of 80 years old.

A white woman who has been identified as Tanya Petty was an employee of Sea Glass Therapy until she was terminated after a video of her harassing a black resident in her neighborhood who was fishing went viral on social media. The incident that led to Tanya Petty's termination from her employment at Sea Glass Therapy has sparked outrage and widespread condemnation. In the video, which quickly gained traction on social media platforms, Tanya can be seen questioning whether or not the black resident who was peacefully fishing along the riverside with his partner, belonged in the community. Watch Video! The incident unfolded in a manner that has been all too typical when black people find themselves in white predominately white spaces but nonetheless, it is still shocking and deeply disturbing that this keeps happening all over the United States. Tanya, perhaps driven by her racist beliefs and prejudices, proceeded to threaten the couple by reporting them to law enforcement and said she would take a picture of their car tag. The video sparked a flurry of reactions from people all over the country, leading to some calling for Tanya's immediate termination from her contractor position at Sea Glass Therapy which is located in Newnan, Georgia. The company issued the following statement: "Sea Glass Therapy is a place of acceptance, healing, and inclusion of all people regardless of race, gender, sexual orientation, religion or background," the company shared on social media earlier this week. "We stand against discrimination of all forms. We have terminated our business relationship with the independent contractor, Tanya, in order to uphold our values and standards. We strive to be a service to our community and do whatever we can to accommodate the needs of it, operating with integrity." Petty was identified by a YouTube user as a massage therapist working as an independent contractor at Sea Glass Therapy, a Newnan, Georgia-based company offering counseling and personal therapy. Petty's Facebook and LinkedIn profiles, which appeared in some of the video copies, have now been made private or taken offline. Many individuals online expressed their disgust and disappointment at Tanya's behavior while many others defended her intrusive actions, highlighting the importance of addressing and combating racism in all aspects of people's activity.

A compelling conversation with Attorney Anthony Graham, leading a class-action lawsuit against big pharma for the damage done to Black Women who used hair relaxers. Black Talk Radio Network

African-American Music Appreciation Month! Annual celebration of African-American music in the United States 8:00 PM - Robert "Peabo" Bryson (born April 13, 1951) is an American singer and songwriter. He is known for singing soul ballads (often as a duet with female singers) including the 1983 hit "Tonight, I Celebrate My Love" with Roberta Flack. Bryson has contributed to two Disney animated feature soundtracks. Bryson is a winner of two Grammy Awards.

African-American Music Appreciation Month! Annual celebration of African-American music in the United States The ultimate soul crooner, Oakland, California native Lenny Williams possesses one of the most distinctive voices in contemporary music. With his rich, passionate vocal style, he is rightfully regarded as one of R&B’s most influential soul men. Williams began his musical career by making records that have subsequently become R&B and Pop classics, tunes like the mega-hit “Cause I Love You” (recorded on his solo album) and “So Very Hard To Go,” which he recorded as the lead singer for Tower of Power. Lenny Williams' style has transcended into the new millennium, influencing many of today’s newest R&B and Pop vocalists. Facebook: @ohohohLenny Twitter: @LennyWilliams Instagram: @ohohohLenny YouTube Channel: Lenny Williams

The Sistas and Mr. C are back! Hot Jams ,Hot Topics and A Lot of Smack Talk! Donald Trump, Ja Morant and Anita Baker compete for this week's Dumb as F-CK Award! Check us out and leave a comment @rvasoul.com! [email protected] (804) 321-1010

African-American Music Appreciation Month! Annual celebration of African-American music in the United States Time: Jun 14, 2023, 5 pm PST / 7 pm CST / 8 pm EST - Black Music Appreciation Month is an annual celebration of African-American music in the United States. It was initiated as Black Music Month by President Jimmy Carter who, on June 7, 1979, decreed that June would be the month of Black music. In 2009, the commemoration was given its current name by President Barack Obama. Joining this broadcast continuing the Black Music celebration is Gregory Hines, the music director of Sounds of Blackness! Wil Robinson's "Sounds of Blackness" - Juneteenth Celebration The Dark Room at The Grandel Saint Louis, MO, USA

Celebrating African American Music Appreciation Month! Join us for an inspiring conversation with w/ Cheryl Cooley, the guitarist for the all-female music group Klymaxx. Sponsored by Vision Media Group, LLC. & Black Talk Radio Network. Black Women Speak! Hosts – Collette Williams and Dr. William Tayari Howard

On Sunday, June 4, 2023, CEMOTAP & The Clear the Airwaves Project hosted a forum featuring 5 Black Panthers commenting on the impact of the music and what must be done to stop it from harming our youth.

Join us for an inspiring conversation sponsored by Vision Media Group, LLC./BlackTalkRadioNetwork. Black Women Speak! Hosts - Collette Williams and Dr. William Tayari Howard Celebrating Black Music Month! Topic: Honoring Tina Turner!

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Tonight’s main topics will cover the term “moral injury” being associated with military veterans that encompass symptoms like feelings of “betrayal, anger, shame and guilt” and it can lead to how this might play a significant role in the high suicide rate among veterans who fall victim to societal alienation. Often they are written off as suffering from the broad term PTSD associated with those who experienced combat during warfare but not all vets who suffer moral injuries have to do with seeing blood and guts on a battlefield or being forced to partake or witness the slaughter of civilians. Now think about the moral injury that will be caused to US service members who don’t want to go fight and die for a fascist right-wing government turned dictatorship in Western Ukraine whose so-called President recently stated to the press that Russia wants to invade the Baltic NATO states and then the US will have to send their sons and daughters to fight and die. Russia has sought peace with Ukraine with the latest official meeting being the Minsk Accords but Zelensky who ran as a pro-peace candidate has been seduced or coerced into adopting the agenda of the far-right fascist political elements that include neo-Nazis who have deified the Nazi WWII collaborator Stepan Bandera. *BTR News is a media project of the Black Talk Media Project. Make a donation to support grassroots media and expand the work of the non-profit Black Talk Media Project. Check / Money Order: Black Talk Media Project, PO Box 65, Mt. Holly NC 28120 Paypal: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=M8PGQH4ANW7E8 However, before we get into the main topics, here are a few news, entertainment, and culture items that caught my eye over the past week. Reports are true that Mississippi Republican RHINOS are attempting to disenfranchise voters with a bill that will create a district where judges in the criminal justice system will not be elected but become political appointees. Mediaite, a blue check mark media company that gives “news” and “opinions” about the media was caught on social media pushing disinformation about the US government not funding neo-Nazi elements in Ukraine and no other so-called fact-checking organization fact-checked them when it is a well-documented fact that they were and still is. The actor and former rapper Ice T aka Tracy Lauren Marrow took a jab at today's generation of rappers calling them "soft" and "goofy". Some hip-hop old heads don't agree one hundred percent. Catch the FB live stream @blacktalkradionetwork

What is culture and when it comes to "Black" people, what is "our" culture and why do some African Americans reject the culture of their direct ancestors here in the USA? And why do some of us insist on defending the oxymoronic term "Woman King"? Let's define what we are talking about as "our" culture. "Culture is an umbrella term that encompasses the social behavior, institutions, and norms found in human societies, as well as the knowledge, beliefs, arts, laws, customs, capabilities, and habits of the individuals in these groups.[1] Culture is often originated from or attributed to a specific region or location. Humans acquire culture through the learning processes of enculturation and socialization, which is shown by the diversity of cultures across societies." "Psychology is the scientific study of mind and behavior. Psychology includes the study of conscious and unconscious phenomena, including feelings and thoughts. It is an academic discipline of immense scope, crossing the boundaries between the natural and social sciences." *BTR News is a media project of the Black Talk Media Project. Make a donation to support grassroots media and expand the work of the non-profit Black Talk Media Project. Check / Money Order: Black Talk Media Project, PO Box 65, Mt. Holly NC 28120 Paypal: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=M8PGQH4ANW7E8 Cash App: $BTMProject

Chopping up with Kwabena Rasuli of Clear The Airwaves Project to get his opinion on the Rhianna Superbowl Halftime performance which has generated a lot of interest and chatter from the alleged Illuminati symbolism to the artist literally smelling herself on stage and on television. Also interested in getting his opinion of the NAACP Image Awards and some of the "hip hop" nominees. The Buffalo Domestic Terrorist was sentenced to life in prison after pleading guilty. His sentencing hearing garnered criticism for the victims for trying to attack the man in court. They called it "performative". *BTR News is a media project of the Black Talk Media Project. Make a donation to support grassroots media and expand the work of the non-profit Black Talk Media Project. FB Stars funds go directly to the BTM Project. Check / Money Order: Black Talk Media Project, PO Box 65, Mt. Holly NC 28120 Paypal: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=M8PGQH4ANW7E8 Cash App: $BTMProject

A modern abolitionist who just goes by Tag will be joining us on BTR News tonight and he is someone who has been a part of the Black Talk Radio family since at least 2017. Tag has been working with the Spirit of Mandela Coalition which is working "to help advance the struggle against genocide, the Spirit of Mandela Coalition has been organizing to build a Peoples’ Senate". There will be a webinar on Saturday, Feb 18, 2023, at 12 PM EST REGISTER for Feb 18 (with a link or QR code below): tinyurl.com/PS-webinar

Welcome to BTR NEWS w/ Scotty Reid as I broadcast from behind the enemy lines of Corporate USA. We have a guest joining us tonight who has a different opinion on the African Monarchs than I do and since it is Black History month, they are part of that history even if only a negative part, but I said sure why not let's have that discussion? I also want to talk about the emotionalism and uncodified behavior I’ve witnessed in the wake of the killing of Tyre Nichols. One thing that caught my eye as well as that of the suspected racist podcast hosts, is the Rev. Al Sharpton's claim at the funeral for Mr. Nichols when he told the family that if he were white (Tyre), it would not have happened to him. This statement is both uncodified and incorrect and when I pointed this out online, a black woman whom I don’t know blocked me on social media because of her emotionalism when confronted with irrefutable facts that all kinds of people get snuffed out by police in the USA. Why is it so hard for some people, of all ethnicities and skin colors, to believe that hundreds of white people are among the body counts of those who died at the hands of cops? It just seems to me that instead of discussing realistic solutions to the problem of police violence, some of my peers keep repeating the same arguments about how it is linked to white supremacy that they made the last time a black person was killed by cops on camera. Policing today is linked to 21st Century Slavery and today all demographics across racial lines are falling victim to the same system and the slave catchers come in all colors, religions, and genders. Would love to hear from the listeners if they have anything they would like to discuss in the context of tonight’s discussion.

A discussion on the continued problem of police violence in the United States in the wake of the Tyre Nichols killing and other news. *Stream also available on the TuneIn App & BTRN Youtube Channel Scotty T. Reid is the founder of the non-profit media organization Black Talk Media Project and the creator of the award-winning media platform Black Talk Radio Network. He is the host and producer of the BTR News podcast and was the co-producer of the award-winning New Abolitionists Radio podcast. He has been producing news talk programming since 2007 and has interviewed hundreds of guests on various topics over the years. Make a donation to support grassroots media and expand the work of the non-profit Black Talk Media Project. Check / Money Order: Black Talk Media Project, PO Box 65, Mt. Holly NC 28120 Paypal: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=M8PGQH4ANW7E8 Cash App: $BTMProject

A video has emerged on Youtube showing a partial interview with a former court reporter who was a witness to racist comments made about the defendant in a court case the racist Judge Albert F. Sabo presided over. That defendant was none other than political prisoner Mumia Abu-Jamal. Make a donation to support grassroots media and expand the work of the non-profit Black Talk Media Project. Check / Money Order: Black Talk Media Project, PO Box 65, Mt. Holly NC 28120 Paypal: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=M8PGQH4ANW7E8 Cash App: $BTMProject

Brittney Griner made her first public statement on Instagram pertaining to her incarceration in Russia on illegal substance possession charges. She says she wants to use her platform to bring home Paul Wheland and other "Americans" incarcerated outside the United States. Make a donation to support grassroots media and expand the work of the non-profit Black Talk Media Project. Check / Money Order: Black Talk Media Project, PO Box 65, Mt. Holly NC 28120 Paypal: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=M8PGQH4ANW7E8 Cash App: $BTMProject

Guest Pastor Leon Benjamin. This podcast is designed to invite conversations around the Christian faith. Pastor Ellis rightly divides the word to reach and teach listeners how to theologically assess their environment and apply their faith to alter their perspective from the natural to the spiritual. The more one talks about faith the more faithful they become.

This podcast is designed to invite conversations around the Christian faith. Pastor Ellis rightly divides the word to reach and teach listeners how to theologically assess their environment and apply their faith to alter their perspective from the natural to the spiritual. The more one talks about faith the more faithful they become.

This podcast is designed to invite conversations around the Christian faith. Pastor Ellis rightly divides the word to reach and teach listeners how to theologically assess their environment and apply their faith to alter their perspective from the natural to the spiritual. The more one talks about faith the more faithful they become.