The DL Hughley Show
, The DL Hughley Show
Posted September 14, 2010
Comedian D.L. Hughley is hitting the airwaves in a big way. He has tapped well-known media personality Jasmine Sanders to co-host The D.L. Hughley Show with him. In addition to airing on 105.3 RNB in Charlotte, The D.L. Hughley Show is distributed by REACH Media Inc. which currently reaches an audience of over 12 million listeners, predominately African American, through radio, as well as digital media. Hughley, ready to take people on a no holds ride of humor and reality in the afternoons, stated, “I’m very excited to get back to radio and it couldn’t have come at a better time. I think radio fits my sensibility. I want to make people laugh a lot and think a little. Some people want to push the envelope – I want to see if I can singe it a little.”
Hughley established himself as a stand-up comedian propelling to stardom with the Original Kings of Comedy Tour and a subsequent movie release. He went on to have a hit television show, The Hughleys and has followed that up with a successful best-selling book, comedy specials and television appearances. Known for being astute and politically saavy in true comedian style, D.L. has served as host of his own talk show on CNN and TV One. The D.L. Hughley Show can be heard from 3-7pm on 105.3 RNB.
Dear Mr. President,
I write this letter with all due respect to yourself, as well as the office of the presidency. Your historic rise up the political ladder has been nothing short of inspirational, and your extraordinary vision has positioned you as one of the most celebrated leaders in the history of the United States. As a fellow scholar and African American male, I applaud your achievements. I am especially excited about how you, Michelle and your beautiful daughters present such a magnificent image of the African American family.
While the black community remains inspired by your achievements and overwhelmingly sympathetic to your challenges from conservatives, there are concerns that the economic plight of black Americans has not been a priority for the Obama Administration. To be sure, opinions on this matter are far from unanimous. But the numbers tell a story that needs to be heard.
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