Serious Facts Discussed at WNYC Radio Dr. Cornel West was joined by CNN financial contributor Ryan Mack to discuss the history of generational poverty and wealth and the current state of the economy for African Americans. The interactive dialogue folded audiences into the conversation via Twitter and Skype, and was led by award-winning author and […]
Farai Chideya Malcolm, Martin and Medgar: A Reunion Co-Hosted by WNYC’s BRIAN LEHRER and FARAI CHIDEYA Featuring conversations sparked by A. Peter Bailey’s play, Malcolm, Martin, Medgar Sunday, January 20, 3-5pm At the Brooklyn Museum, Cantor Auditorium, Free and Open to the Public What would Martin Luther King, Jr., Malcolm X and Medgar Evers talk about behind […]
“Good jobs used to come with a promise of stability, leading to a here-until-retirement mentality,” said host Farai Chideya. “No more, not in the private sector or the public. I invite members of the community to join me in The Greene Space to explore the true impact this has on our culture and society.” On […]
>Source: Richard Prince’s Journal-ism Veteran journalist Tony Cox says the African American-oriented daily talk show he hosts on about 15 public radio stations is in financial trouble and might not last much longer. But social critic Michael Eric Dyson, whom Cox replaced on many of those stations, is set to return with his own show […]
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