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May 5, 2019 2 hr

Farrakhan Banned: How Should We Respond?

from Mental Dialogue Hosted by Montoya Smith

MINISTER LOUIS FARRAKHAN was recently banned from his FACEBOOK account and also a few of the NATION OF ISLAM (NOI) books were banned from AMAZON. Should MINISTER FARRAKHAN be lumped alongside ALEX JONES of INFO WARS and his speech labeled as dangerous? What does this mean for FREEDOM OF SPEECH and others who want to speak their mind? Some suggest AFRICAN-AMERICANS should BOYCOTT and remove all accounts from FACEBOOK. Is this removal a power play by the JEWISH community? One radio host stated BLACKS have set a precedent by applauding CENSORSHIP of people disliked by the BLACK community in general, and therefore are unable to fairly express collective outrage over FARRAKHAN's ban now. MENTAL DIALOGUE asking the questions America's afraid to ask. ALL I ASK IS THAT YOU THINK

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