Afronerd Radio's Mid Week in Review @7pm EST!

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Why waste time with verbosity? First, call the hosts live at 646-915-9620. The show for the uninitiated is...Afronerd featuring Captain Kirk, airing this Wednesday at 7pm eastern. The topics on the menu are: our thoughts of this past Sunday's Super Bowl including Beyonce's halftime performance; radio host, Joe Madison recently played host to the cast of Roots (and you'll find out there thoughts on Django); NYC former Mayor, Ed Koch and Strom Thurmond's daughter (of color) passes; according to a Harvard research report, "googling" Black names connect to 25% more embarrassing or misleading ads than "White" names; an Atlanta security guard gets support after tasering a belligerent lower tier mother and lastly, a OSU associate professor opines about the inability that some young Black males have with matriculation and completion in higher education.

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