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EPISODE · May 6, 2011 · 1H 59M

Is it too late for Benton Harbor, Michigan? Maybe....

from Chicago's Black Business Radio Network · host Sonja Cassandra Perdue

Reverend Edward Pickney joined us on a January 6, 2011 broadcast.  He was previously jailed for this fight against Whirlpool, now it appears that Whirlpool and its heirs are taking over. Talk about the writing on the wall.  Is it too late to turn Benton Harbo around -- economically?  Shake down, shake up, take over or Tulsa 1921? Hosted by: Ron Carter, Chairman of Black Wall Street – Chicago and Publisher and Editor of the South Street Journal. Co-Host: Sonja Perdue, Founder of Chicago’s Black Business Network.com and Author of "Black America:  Asking Ourselves The Tough Questions -- Book One 2010."  (Available on Amazon.com or at www.AskingOurselvesTheToughQuestions.com.) Visit our national website at www.BlackWallStreetDistrict.com.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/chicago-s-black-business-radio-network--6454963/support.

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