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EPISODE · May 17, 2014 · 2H 17M

Black, LGBTQ, Athleticism, and Shaming

from My first radio show · host Black FreeThinkers

Please join Alfred, Karl, and Kim Friday evening as we discuss a variety of issues and topics. The complexities of being LGBTQ in the black community.Homophobia in the black community.  The black community should NOT bear the burden of being labeled homophobic.  This is primarily a tactic that is being used to divert attention from the systemic racism in the LGBTQ community.  The black community is being scapegoated. There is homophobia in the black religious community that needs to be addressed and called out.There is homophobia in the black secular community that needs to be addressed and called out.Same gender loving athletes should NOT be publicly shamed for being themselves.Critical analysis of "God's Not Dead."Is there any validity in Don Sterling's assessment of wealthy blacks not doing enough for the black community? ""Jews, when they get successful, they will help their people. And some of the African-Americans, maybe I'll get in trouble again, they don't want to help anybody," Sterling told interviewer Anderson Cooper on Monday. "What say you?

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