This Week's Show Guests

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Monday, October 8, 2007

Ralph Farqor and Dwayne Corbit
Executive Producers of Baisden After Dark

LD
Music Director of the After Dark Band

Link to episode one: http://www.tvoneonline.com/video/baisden/baisden.asp



Tuesday, October 9, 2007

Attorney Cathy Middleton
Author of “Boy, Watch That Child Support” and "Girl, Get That Child Support"
Website: www.cathymiddleton.com



Wednesday, October 10, 2007

Senator Barack Obama
Website: www.barackobama.com

Cheryl D. Broussard
Sister CEO / Wealth Lifestyle Expert
Website: www.sisterceobootcamp.com

Najee Ali
Project Islamic H.O.P.E.
Organizing protest for LaTrisha Majors in Palmdale, CA
Website: www.islamichope.org



Thursday, October 11, 2007

Dr. Baruch
Holistic Health Practitioner
Mingle City Username: drbaruch
Website: www.drbaruch.com

Dr Sunyatta Amen
“The Belly Dancing Doctor”
Mingle City Username: DocSunyatta
Website: www.bellydancersofcolor.org



Friday, October 12 2007

Tyler Perry
New Movie: "Why Did I Get Married" in theaters now!
Website: www.tylerperry.com

[oneblackmansview]

Barack Obama was quoted by Glen Ford of blackagendareport.com that he sad that black people are 90% of the way towards equality. Did he say that and if so, how can he identify with black folk?

Is he aware of the 2007 report on Unequal justice: State Rates of Incarceration that shows we are discriminated against in all 50 states of hate in the U.S. sentencingreport.org

Should we as black people file petition with the UN who has year after year criticized the US for its human rights violations towards blacks?

[missstrawberry06]

Why do you keep funding the war in Iraq if you are supposedly trying to bring the troops home?

[flwilliams87]

The Politics of hope are fine but they are not working... Barack needs to engage Hilary on issues he is stronger on for example ear marks, since Hilary says she is not influenced by lobbysist contributions she needs to put her money where her mouth is and release all the docs related to her ear mark request. Another issue Jobs. Hilary is huge supporter of software firm Tata and actually helped outsource some jobs in upstate New York. And of course her waffling on torture and the that Iran vote, all make her a very beatable candidate if he would engage her. PEACE

[karenkjcarter]

Yes I would vote for him because he is black, because he knows as much if not more as the other candidates, he would have advisors just like Bush has now...people vote for other candidates because they are white...yes I have voted in the past, and will vote again for the first Black President of the United States of America..Bill Clinton was not a black man, I mean originally his Mother was Black but you know.....we all came from somewhere..

[henry8]

Dennis Cucinich or John Edwards...Barack is changing into Shrillary and that's not good.

YouThinkWhat.Com (http://youthinkwhat.com)

[zion]

A judge ordered a black teenager back to jail, deciding the fight that put him in the national spotlight violated terms of his probation for a previous conviction, his attorney said.

Mychal Bell, who along with five other black teenagers in the so-called Jena Six case is accused of beating a white classmate, had gone to juvenile court in Jena on Thursday expecting another routine hearing, said Carol Powell Lexing, one of his attorneys.

Instead, state District Judge J.P. Mauffrey Jr. sentenced Bell to 18 months in jail on two counts of simple battery and two counts of criminal destruction of property, Lexing said.

"We are definitely going to appeal this," she said. "We'll continue to fight."

Bell had been hit with those charges before the Dec. 4 attack on classmate Justin Barker. Details on the previous charges, which were handled in juvenile court, were unclear.

Mauffrey, reached at his home Thursday night, had no comment.

"He's locked up again," Marcus Jones said of his 17-year-old son. "No bail has been set or nothing. He's a young man who's been thrown in jail again and again, and he just has to take it."

After the attack on Barker, Bell was originally charged with attempted murder, but the charges were reduced and he was convicted of battery. An appeals court threw that conviction out, saying Bell should not have been tried as an adult on that charge.

Racial tensions began rising in August 2006 in Jena after a black student sat under a tree known as a gathering spot for white students. Three white students later hung nooses from the tree. They were suspended but not prosecuted.

More than 20,000 demonstrators gathered last month in the small central Louisiana town to protest what they perceive as differences in how black and white suspects are treated. The case has drawn the attention of civil rights activists including the Revs. Al Sharpton and Jesse Jackson.

Sharpton reacted swiftly upon learning Bell was back in jail Thursday.

"We feel this was a cruel and unusual punishment and is a revenge by this judge for the Jena Six movement," said Sharpton, who helped organize the protest held Sept. 20, the day Bell was originally supposed to be sentenced.

Bell's parents were also ordered to pay all court costs and witness costs, Sharpton said.

"I don't know what we're going to do," Jones said. "I don't know how we're going to pay for any of this. I don't know how we're going to get through this."

Bell and the other five defendants have been charged in the attack on Barker, which left him unconscious and bleeding with facial injuries. According to court testimony, he was repeatedly kicked by a group of students at the high school.

Barker was treated for three hours at an emergency room but was able to attend a school function that evening, authorities have said.

Bell, Robert Bailey Jr., Carwin Jones, Bryant Purvis and Theo Shaw were all initially charged — as adults — with attempted second-degree murder and conspiracy to commit the same. A sixth defendant was charged in the case as a juvenile.

Bell, who was 16 at the time, was convicted in June of aggravated second-degree battery and conspiracy to commit that crime. LaSalle Parish prosecutor Reed Walters reduced the charges just before the trial. Since then, both of those convictions were dismissed and tossed back to juvenile court, where they now are being tried.

Charges against Bailey, 18, Jones, 19, and Shaw, 18, have been reduced to aggravated second-degree battery. Purvis, 18, has not yet been arraigned.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20071012/ap_on_re_us/jena_six

[sr.recruiter]

Go see the movie it was GREAT!!! Also, don't forget Nov. 2nd not to buy anything!!!! LET'S SHOW THEM WE MEAN BUSINESS

[riri_co09]

The one that he mentioned on the program where Janet Jackson was basically harrased is on this website: http://cbs13.com/video/?id=25898.
It is a video of the interview. I just get so mad because white people think that they can just talk to us in anyway that they want...and the man kept going after Janet and Tyler were gone. Everyone needs to e-mail that man and let him know that he was unprofessional and extremely inappropriate. Let Mark, that's his name, know! We aren't putting up with it anymore.
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[mekaluvspooh]

:mad: :eek: :mad: :eek: :confused: Thats some frackonackle bullshyt they need there azzes whooped for that one:mad: :eek: :mad: :eek: :mad: :eek: :mad: :eek: :mad:

but whats it about the movie !................... DUD