Who's smarter? Blacks? Or whites?

Here's the show that got Dave his WPRO on-air audition. A memorable Dave Barber Show heard on Th...

An episode of the It's Dave's Barbercast! podcast, hosted by Dave Barber, titled "Who's smarter? Blacks? Or whites?" was published on October 30, 2006 and runs 5 minutes.

October 30, 2006 ·5m · It's Dave's Barbercast!

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Here's the show that got Dave his WPRO on-air audition. A memorable Dave Barber Show heard on The Michigan Talk Radio Network.

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Here's the show that got Dave his WPRO on-air audition. A memorable Dave Barber Show heard on The Michigan Talk Radio Network.

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