Afronerd Radio's Mid Week in Review Broadcast!

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Feel free to join in on the conversation "live" at 646-915-9620 when we will be extrapolating the following issues: picking up where we left off from the last show, we attempt to answer the question regarding which agenda appears to be gaining more ground-Gay folks versus African-Americans in the realm of political access; our thoughts on the future of music while we are in the midst of June being Black Music Month; former Governor and famed wrestler/actor, Jesse Ventura during a recent interview, likened the current political party stalemate to American gang warfare and lastly, a growing controversy appears to be taking hold with a group of gay men who are suing the historical Black sorority known as the Alpha Kappa Alphas (AKAs) in an effort to join the female organization (?)....wow.

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