Today on Sista Girl Talks Radio

Today on Sista Girl Talks Radio we will talk about Black men and thier relatioship with the police.

On the show today we have Dr. Charles Williams,clinical professor and director of the Center for the Prevention of School-Aged Violence at Drexel University. He earned his PhD in educational psychology from Temple University. Co-hosts The Grimaldi&Williams Show on CBS Radio in Philadelphia.

Website: www.drchuckspeaks.com

Also joining us our resident blogger Citizen Ojo. Check out his blog on the blog roll. The Desultory Life & Tims of a Public Citizen.

We will also introduce out new Sports segment we will be talking to Pat from Atlanta we will preview the NFL season and if we will see Micheal Vick on the sidelines, please join us.



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Today on Sista Girl Talks Radio

Today on Sista Girl Talks Radio we will talk about Black men and thier relatioship with the police.

On the show today we have Dr. Charles Williams,clinical professor and director of the Center for the Prevention of School-Aged Violence at Drexel University. He earned his PhD in educational psychology from Temple University. Co-hosts The Grimaldi&Williams Show on CBS Radio in Philadelphia.

Website: www.drchuckspeaks.com

Ronald Wadley his website is:
http://rhanw4560-speakingupspeakingout.blogspot.com/


James Walker
Entertainment Lawyer, Real Estate Owner, Community Worker, TV legal analyst, and Author of "THIS BUSINESS OF URBAN MUSIC" Please visit www.walkerandassoc.com

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Cnn article on Henry Louis Gates.

This CNN article came out today and I am quoted in the article. It is regarding Henry Louis Gates.

http://www.cnn.com/2009/US/07/22/gates.arrest.reaction/index.html

Skip Gates and Racsim

I have to tell you I love reading the newspaper, however this mornig was an excption,. My hero a gentlemen that I admire had a mug shot in this morning's paper. Here is the irony the first African American President was on the cover of the newspaper so I started reading the paper with a smile. And then I got to that page. What page? The page where a Harvard educated man had a mug shot becuase of an arrest. Why was he arrested? Well he was trying to get into his own home on the campus where he is a tenured proffesor. Someone called the police becuase they thought that Dr. Gates was breaking in his own home. After he showed his Harvard ID and an ID to show his address of the home he was in he was still arrested The police officer said the 5' 7"/150 lb Gates was disorderly to a police officer with a gun in Cambridge. HMMMMMMMMMM. I know Obama gave a speech last week about no exuses and about hard work , but that is what Dr. Gates has done all of his life and he still ended up with an arrest and a mugshot. Are there really no more exuses?


Here is an update about the case.

RIP MJ

TO ALL

I will continue to blog tomorrow but I don't feel too much like blogging today.

So as the world says good bye to MJ today so do I.

MJ and Me

I it safe to say I had a wonderful childhood. It was not perfect but it was one filled with parents who loved me,brothers who I laughed with and the music of Micheal Jackson. My earliest memory of a Micheal Jackson song was at the end of my Headstart graduation, my teacher put on the song ABC and while the other kids were shy I danced, danced and danced. When Micheal Jackson sang "shake it shake it baby" I did and according to my Mom I was the star of the show.

When I was about 11 years old my cousins took me to see tHE JACKSON FIVE and I remember being mad because my cousins go to wear thier fly clothes (hot pants and tube tops) and Mommy made me wear jeans and a t-shrit. I was prepared to wear a crush velvet purple and pink dress and dreamed of MJ noticing me and whisking me off to California where we would have a wedding to end all weddings.

I saw him years later at Soilder Field in Chicago when he reunited with his brothers for the Victory tour and I was horse from screaming his name.

Over the years Micheal got stranger and lighter but whenever there was a family gathering we would always play his musick, dance and laugh about our crushes on the Jackson Five. Micheal changed but our love affair with his music did not

This past Thursday I lost my first love my first crush my first guy. I will miss him and all that he was and I am glad he left us so much to remember him by. He was BAD and he was a THRILLER!!!

Today on Sista Girl Talks Radio

Listen to James Walker close friend of the Jackson family and also Ronald Wadley GLBT activist today at 10:00 a.m. at.blogtalkradio.com/sistagirltalks