Black Media Matters

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This week we amplify the importance of US in media. First up, we chatted about Black film with Tim Reid as he prepared for his ASWAD experience as host of the first ever Film Festival that happened this past week in Williamsburg. He also shares his thoughts on Black minds in the US and how we are conditioned differently than Black storytellers across the globe. We wrap up with a current media conflict rooted in race that's coming to the surface this week in the Supreme Court. Byron Allen is suing Comcast for $20 billion and Ed Miller shares his thoughts on the Civil Rights Act of 1866.

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