Greg Struss Show #25
Taboo Topics: Greg and Scotty Joe Vegas discuss the recent happenings with Justin Bieber, the Reverend Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton, and discuss police officer related shootings from a different...
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Al Sharpton Criticized
Al Sharpton deceives Ferguson, Missouri residents and is shaking hands with Darren Wilson!!!
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Senator Boxer on President Obamas Strategy to Combat ISIS
Senator Boxer joined Rev. Al Sharpton on MSNBC to discuss the President #39;s strategy for combating ISIS.
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Senator Boxer on President Obamas Strategy to Combat ISIS - Video
These Statistics Separate The Facts From The Lies
Hey Reverend Jesse Jackson Sr., Reverend Al Sharpton, and Barack Obama...where are you on this one? This happened in the Kroger parking lot at Poplar Highland last night 9/6/14 in Memphis,...
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Where is the outcry from our leading domestic violence organizations in the wake of the latest Ray Rice elevator video, wherein he punches his fiance in the face?
From what Mr. Brown told me, and as the wonderful new movie, "Get On Up" powerfully shows, whatever frustrations he was dealing with then couldn't begin to match the pain, rejection and daily obstacles he endured as boy and young man.
Nationally, church leaders wrote eloquently about the need for local churches of all sorts to step up to the awesome challenges of racial prejudice, and to note that 86.3% of local churches in America failed to have at least 20% "diversity" in their membership.
Martin Marty
Historian of religion in the U.S., author of over 60 books, speaker, columnist, pastor, and teacher
I was at the gym, minding my own business, when the President took over all of the televisions in the room to make his big announcement: The plan is...that there is no plan.
I'll never know the life you lived. I'll never know what it's like to be the heir to an old, reviled thread in your country's history.
I actually like the "broken window" theory, which is one reason I am marching on August 23, I just think the theory is being seriously misapplied. It is long past time to fix the real broken windows in our society that have victimized many but especially African American men.
Alan Singer
Social studies educator, Hofstra University, my opinions, of course, are my own
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