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Sep 17, 2026
Gang Show 264 - Lubia Salgado
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42:48Scotty KummerHOST
She said she hadn't watched it.
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42:50Scotty KummerHOST
It's not really big with the Blacks.
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42:52Lubia SalgadoGUEST
Only Isaac
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42:52Scotty KummerHOST
I don't know why, but they did have one Black person.
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154:14Scotty KummerHOST
if we were ever sober, it would be kind of fun to have, like, a, like, a real intellectual conversation about enforcement, immigration, you know, things like... 'Cause it, it's a, it's a tricky issue.
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154:25speaker_8PANELIST
Right.
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154:26Scotty KummerHOST
E- especially one that I don't think people realize in my neighborhood, like, the, like, the Blacks, they have a very different spin on this whole thing too.
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154:33Melissa KaiserPANELIST
Yeah.
Brown v Board of Education v The Pioneer Fund, Pt 1
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41:44Molly CongerHOST
I mean, I expected a lot more of that, like, classic skull shape stuff at least, considering his background in human anatomy, but I don't know.
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41:55Molly CongerHOST
There are some half-hearted citations about twin studies to make it look academic, and the section on the African mind, for example, concludes that British psychiatrist J.C. Carruthers' study on Kenyans, which found them to be unstable, impulsive, and unreliable, aligns with his own experience of American Negroes.
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42:16Molly CongerHOST
Some context about J.C. Carruthers, his work was used as the basis for the British Army's psychological warfare operations in putting down the Mau Mau Rebellion.
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42:26Molly CongerHOST
His observation that the people involved in the uprising were an irrational force of evil dominated by bestial impulses and influenced by world communism Contributed to a series of British massacres and war crimes that killed over 10,000 people.
The New Black Agenda Podcast
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16:12Reuben FellowsHOST
They're strong.
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16:13Reuben FellowsHOST
Blacks and Green, Naomi, which she got started years ago.
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16:17Reuben FellowsHOST
Is that Brazier?
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16:19Gregory X. LamarHOST
Is he connected?
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16:20Reuben FellowsHOST
No, no, no. Naomi's Blacks and Greens are owned by Walk the Work Manufacturing.
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16:24Reuben FellowsHOST
So she has some input on the thing.
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16:26Reuben FellowsHOST
So she's part of that connection and working with our white cousins.
110: Opening Doors Podcast "Suave Story "
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11:53Suave GonzalezGUEST
I mean, I just came back from Tampa, Florida.
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11:56Suave GonzalezGUEST
Um, I keynoted, um, Blacks and Criminal Justice, um, Conference, and people be amazed, like, we not the only one in Philly trying to fight for these issues.
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12:07Suave GonzalezGUEST
These issues are going on everywhere in America.
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12:09Rachel DelencaHOST
Absolutely.
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21:20Suave GonzalezGUEST
Well, we happy, um, that you are highlighting us, 'cause I believe that, um, it takes a village, no matter where you come from, no matter the demographic.
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21:31Suave GonzalezGUEST
And to me, it's like, this is not about, um, color.
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21:35Suave GonzalezGUEST
This is not ab- this is not about Blacks and Puerto Ricans and Hispanic.
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21:39Suave GonzalezGUEST
This is about people.
Black Entertainment History with Smokey Stevens
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28:05Ronald Smokey StevensGUEST
Almost all of the black stars of the period played the Pekins, and it became a major tourist attraction.
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28:12Ronald Smokey StevensGUEST
This statement was taken from a book entitled Blacks in Blackface on page 16.
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28:18Ronald Smokey StevensGUEST
280.
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28:20Ronald Smokey StevensGUEST
Another noted stock company under the direction of Marion Cook was the Negro Players of the Lafayette Theater in New York City.
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46:20Ronald Smokey StevensGUEST
In addition to the Lincoln Theater in Norfolk, Virginia, this brought the number of theaters under Brown and Stevens Corporation to seven.
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46:30Ronald Smokey StevensGUEST
E.C. Brown announced that by the year's end, nearly every large city in the country will have a first-class theater catering to the race people, which they can be proud of and feel at home.
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46:43Ronald Smokey StevensGUEST
Taken from the book Blacks in Blackface, page 309.
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46:47Ronald Smokey StevensGUEST
In 1921, the
Dick Gregory and The Art of Subversive Comedy (with Josh Johnson)
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13:38Dick GregorySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
I don't want to work your show.
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13:39Dick GregorySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Why? I said, because the Negroes never sit on the couch.
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13:42Garrison HayesHOST
Well, the interesting thing is that Jack Parr listens to Dick Gregory and he tells him, I will invite you onto the couch.
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13:53Garrison HayesHOST
And so Dick Gregory accepts the invitation.
GTS Review - The Midnight Hour (1985) Ft. Mark O. Estes
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64:47JazzHOST
That's what I'm saying.
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64:48JazzHOST
You Blacks aren't here.
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64:49JazzHOST
You're here together.
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64:50KatHOST
Y'all
The 19th is a Curse - Phantom Nation
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20:17Jay ShapiroHOST
Jews in general, and especially in Israel, are arguably, contrarily, the most racially mixed nation in the world.
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20:25Jay ShapiroHOST
He surely knows nothing as well of the role of Jews in the fight in the United States for the rights of Negroes in the 20th century.
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20:31Jay ShapiroHOST
It even helped found the NAACP.
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20:35Jay ShapiroHOST
And for a time, one of its presidents was a Jew.
New York Fashion Weak | EP 54
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89:24MindyHOST
it is beneficial in that sense.
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89:27MindyHOST
And I'm not speaking about Black people specifically because it's hard still either way.
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89:32MindyHOST
Either way, you cut it.
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89:33MindyHOST
But overall, for the average person, you get popping on Instagram, you play your cards right, you could end up on the September issue of Vogue.
Harvey Brownstone Interviews Emmy Award Winning Actor, Ernest Harden Jr.
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27:50Ernest Harden Jr.GUEST
And Octavia Spencer won for narration, so it wasn't even an actor award, it was narration.
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27:58Ernest Harden Jr.GUEST
But we had only two Blacks there to win awards this year.
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28:03Ernest Harden Jr.GUEST
There's a lot I think about when I hear something like that.
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28:07Ernest Harden Jr.GUEST
And of course, it bothers me because I want situations to improve for us as a people always and not hear about and thinking about them going back to the day when it wasn't happening.
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