BART Stabbing, Enter The Dragon Reboot?; TIME's Black Influencers-MWIR 7pm ET

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It's simply another episode of Afronerd Radio's Mid Week in Review airing every Wednesday at 7pm eastern. Listen to your favorite podcast team discuss the following (mid) week issues: thoughts about the tragic and random (and perhaps racially motivated) stabbing of two young Black women at a BART station in Oakland; Bruce Lee's iconic Enter the Dragon film may be getting a reboot; a recent rant by economist, Dr. Boyce Watkins highlights the overemphasis of Black access through entertainment via TIME magazine's 100 Most Influential list; Equalizer 2 spoiler review; is "white privilege" worthy of discussion after wealthy White teen is acquitted of driving the getaway car in a LA gang murder?; more thoughts on the Buffy reboot with diversity casting choices (and the incongruity of what diversity means); Star Trek: Discovery's S2 trailer; The New York Daily News lays off nearly half of its newsroom and one has to ask is this an inevitability with social media in the mix?; more Trump/Cohen news; thoughts about Bill Cosby's new sex crime designation; And lastly, what exactly is a financial dominatrix? Call LIVE at 646-915-9620.

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