January 23, 2015

Racial intimidation of non-white students on Clemson University campus


Today on the Black Talk Radio Live Drive @ 5, we will close out the week speaking with AD Carson, a representative of the Clemson University student group "See The Stripes" which has presented a list of grievances and demands to Clemson University President Clements. Among the demands are for President Clements to take a strong stand against cyber bullying and intimidation of non-white students by white student antagonist, to rename campus building Tillman Hall which is named after the vile white supremacist Benjamin Ryan Tillman Jr who bragged about killing black men and more funding for campus organizations whose primary constituencies are of under-represented groups. Of course we will take a look at some the news headlines of the day. In the news,

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January 22, 2015

Getting the "Straight Dope" w/ author LeRon Barton


On today's broadcast we will be joined by author LeRon Barton to discuss his book Straight Dope: A 360 degree look into American drug culture and issues related to the Drug War. The book is based on a series of one on one interviews Mr. Barton conducted with several people on the subject matter. Mr Barton also maintains the blog Mainline Publishing and you can link up with him on Twitter. Of course I will be discussing some the day's news headlines and more. In the news,
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January 20, 2015

Is Being Pro-Black A Fad w/ author Randall Barnes


Today we will be joined by Teen Author Randall Barnes to discuss issues he raised in his article titled "Is Being Pro-Black A Fad Or Long-Awaited Awakening Among Celebrities?" which was published on the website Urban Intellectuals. In the article he examines celebrity reactions to the ongoing genocide against Black people highlighted during this current period of social unrest in relation to the high profile cases of Michael Brown and Eric Garner. If we have time, we will cover some of the day's news headlines.

January 19, 2015

Supposed free speech rights with The Daily Caller's Eric Owens



In continuing our examination of supposed free speech rights in the United States that have arisen out of the attacks on the French satirical publication Charlie Hebdo, we will welcome Eric Owens, Education Writer for the Daily Caller to today’s program. Mr. Owens recently publish an article on the Daily Caller titled "Radical Minority Group At Clemson Seeks SUSPENSION OF FIRST AMENDMENT" in which he reports that the student group See The Stripes is seeking to have Clemson suspend free speech protection under the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution among its list of grievances and demands presented to Clemson University James P. Clements. Among the demands is the renaming of a campus building, Tillman Hall, which is named after an admitted white supremacist Benjamin Ryan Tillman (born Benjamin Ryan Tillman, Jr.; August 11, 1847 – July 3, 1918) who rose in politics to become the 84th Governor of South Carolina. Mr. Owens also seems to take issue with “public cash for minority groups and the construction of a multicultural center “. He also notes the student group “argues that the Clemson football team is deeply related to the pre-Civil War Southern institution of slavery.” If we have time we will get into some of today's headlines,
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