Suge Knight Prefers N*gga instead of African American-The Mid Week Show Wed @7pm

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Seven days til Christmas, folks! Happy Holidays to our consistent supporters/followers! Stop by this Wednesday for the always informative and insightful Mid Week in Review edition of Afronerd Radio airing live at 7pm. The topics up for grabs this time are: former Death Row CEO, Suge Knight believes "nigga" is the operative term opposing African-American as a descriptor; and TMZ was more than happy to pole their readers (of varied racial strata) which term, "nigga" or African American should be used; finally catching up on our Blue Area and Anecdote segments (especially after Suge the minstrel) ; sports analyst, Stephen A. Smith has some thoughts about the Kobe Bryant vs Jim Brown war of words and the AA community's ostracizing of Black Conservatives; the Black vs White Santa debate continues with the suspension of a New Mexico teacher; a MSNBC article posits if Don Lemon is the next Clarence Thomas (really?) and lastly, time constraints notwithstanding, Conservative author, Ann Coulter versus HuffPost's Dr. Marc Lamont Hill over the N-word..again. Call live at 646-915-9620.

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