Roland Hayes Book, GOP Debate Thoughts, BLM & MHP, Wed@7:30pm

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Howdy, people! We have to keep this terse! Welcome to the latest episode of Afronerd Radio'sMid Week in Review podcast airing this Wednesday at 7:30pm EST. Listen to Dburt and Capt. Kirk unravel this (mid) week's current event inspired topics: Dburt discusses a new biography entitled, Roland Hayes: The Legacy of an American Tenor which encapsulates the struggles and triumphs of the Black Classical music icon; our impressions of Black Lives Matter members disrupting Sec. Hillary Clinton's recent rally; MSNBC, Dr. Melissa Harris Perry has peculiar thoughts on the term "hard worker"; the GOP presidential hopefuls are looking to get more amenable (translation: conservative leaning) debate moderators. And lastly, just what is the deal with Ta-Nehisi Coates' White fanbase? Call the hosts live at 646-915-9620.

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