Sep 20, 2026 · 1 hr 55 min · 24 segments
Walter Smith Jr and guests celebrate and analyze issues of diversity, inclusion and democracy in this unique magazine format call-in show.
Aya BatraouiJohn Stolnes
Stephen FowlerI just have a couple things I want to talk about that that I know people have heard about, people have been, if you're like me and you're a member of the Divine Nine, you're disturbed.
One is this onslaught that's going on with people talking about are black fraternities and sororities.
And they're referring to them as being demonic and dark and, you know, we worship idols and all this other stuff.
But I want to share with everybody that that is something we're going to talk about.
The second hour, and probably the second hour, now that's probably what I'm talking about.
I want us to really start thinking beyond our own borders about our economics and our politics.
We need to start thinking beyond our own borders about our economics and our politics.
Because as we talk about politics, you know how we always say, you know, local politics is important because we can put our hands on it.
Politics for us, for black folks, is important for us to be involved in obviously on all fronts.
I just have a couple things I want to talk about that that I know people have heard about, people have been, if you're like me and you're a member of the Divine Nine, you're disturbed.
One is this onslaught that's going on with people talking about are black fraternities and sororities.
And they're referring to them as being demonic and dark and, you know, we worship idols and all this other stuff.
But I want to share with everybody that that is something we're going to talk about.
The second hour, and probably the second hour, now that's probably what I'm talking about.
I want us to really start thinking beyond our own borders about our economics and our politics.
We need to start thinking beyond our own borders about our economics and our politics.
Because as we talk about politics, you know how we always say, you know, local politics is important because we can put our hands on it.
Politics for us, for black folks, is important for us to be involved in obviously on all fronts.
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