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The Source |Snoop Dogg, Michael Harris And Nipsey Hussle To Be Honored At The Black Business Association s Virtual Salute to Black Music
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Atlanta police sued by students tased during George Floyd protests
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Tavis Smiley is set to launch KBLA Talk 1580 on June 19, Juneteenth, dubbed the first âUnapologetically Progressiveâ Black-owned and operated, talk radio station in Southern California.
We previously reported, not only is Smiley acquiring an entire broadcasting station, but a multidimensional one at that, that has room for the continued expansion on the agenda of diversity. The facility, with a total of 10 towers for day and nighttime powers respectively, is best known for being the home of Los Angelesâ pioneering hip-hop station, KDAY, in the 1980s. Its signal reaches the entire L.A. basin and much of coastal San Diego.
Starting this Saturday, June 19, to commemorate Juneteenth, it will convert from Spanish-language programming to presumably serve as a talk radio station catering to the Black community â relating to the prominent display of the historic Watts Towers in its logo. However, the word âprogressiveâ suggests Smiley has bigger sights than ju
Black Lives Matter - one year later
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Until this month ‘taking a knee’ has not been a French phenomenon. When the Black Lives Matter movement spilled out of America twelve months ago and spread across the world, France was one of the few Western nations where it failed to make any headway.
In a bold television address at the time, Emmanuel Macron declared that there would be no statues toppled in France. Meanwhile, the leader of the far-left France Insoumise, Jean-Luc Mélenchon, rubbished the idea of ‘white privilege’.
The French looked on in bemusement as Britain seemed to lose the collective plot, hauling down statues, denigrating Churchill and then, when the rugby and football seasons started, dropping to their knees.