Afronerd Welcomes Filmmaker, Phill Branch of "Shaniqua" Documentary , Wed @7pm!

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Salutations, people! AGAIN, another stellar episode ready to be placed in the annals of Afronerd Radio's historical and thought-provoking interview archives. Join Dburt and Captain Kirk this Wednesday at 7pm as they welcome filmmaker/documentarian, Mr. Phill Branch to the Afronerd studio. Mr. Branch stops by to discuss his forthcoming and undoubtedly controversial film entitled, Searching for Shaniqua: What's in a Name. The film explores the history. experiences and connotations connected to certain African-American names deemed "too ethnic" or ""ghettocentric." Folks, this is NOT the interview to miss. Call in live at 646-915-9620.

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