
Torraine Walker
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Host of The Intelligence Report. Creator of the Septum Ring Theory. Content, opinions and information backed by deep research + data. ✊🏿📱📝🎙️🎥
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Forty-Two years ago tonight, the debut episode of "Miami Vice" aired on NBC and television changed forever.
Torraine Walker3,108,299 görüntüleme • 25 gün önce

Y'all check this out. According to this study, teachers asked to spot the "troublemaker" in class overwhelming chose the Black male child, even though that child behaved the same as the other children in the study. The deck is stacked against Black boys almost from birth.
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Y'all, come listen! Now it's "Let's Stay Together" after 4 years of "All Black Men are Mister from Color Purple."
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This is Darren Seals from Ferguson, MO. Darren was one of the young poor and working class Black men & women who led uprisings in the wake of Mike Brown's killing. He was ostracized and marginalized by opportunists who diverted the energy in Ferguson into agendas that had nothing to do with why people took to the streets. On this day in 2016, he was murdered. Darren Seals was really what the Black Lives Matter organization claimed to be. #RIPDarrenSeals
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From 1870 to 1950, Black Men and Boys were 95% of lynching victims, but modern Black academia ignores this history of male centered gender based violence. From Ep. 5 of the #BlackMaleStudiesSessions sponsored by AMHIS. Click the link below for the full discussion:
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One positive exchange. A lot of reactions. Miss Lynn Jones of the Jacksonville Free Press (Jacksonville Free Press) sparked a conversation about tone, objectivity and gatekeeping in sports journalism after her moment with Jaguars coach Liam Coen. Here’s what she has to say.
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Dr. Tommy J. Curry (Prof. TJCurry Ph.D MPH) on the liberal black feminist origins of the "Black Male Privilege" myth. From Ep. 3 of the #BlackMaleStudiesSessions, sponsored by the African American Men’s Historical Society (AMHIS.) Listen to the full discussion here:
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