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Like many cities outside of the Deep South, Duluth, Minnesota was a haven for Blacks looking for better opportunities. However, three Black men who were making their way in Duluth were lynched in 1920 after they were falsely accused of sexually assaulting a white woman and robbing her boyfriend. Issac McGhie, Elmer Jackson, and […]
Sybil Wilkes talks with ABC news anchor Elizabeth Vargas about her new memoir BETWEEN BREATHS: A Memoir of Panic and Addiction. Vargas on there being no “typical” representation of alcoholism: “People think that if you’re an alcoholic you must be the guy living under the bridge, doesn’t have a job, wearing the raincoat, looks terrible, always […]
10/25/16- Who will win it all? Comedian Chris Paul has an idea and he’s comparing it to the famous family that occupied the White House twice. Listen!
10/25/16- What does the Celebrity Snitch label as the ultimate Kryptonite to an older black man? This one should be easy but you’ve got to listen to see if you’re right.
Kirk Franklin took home the prestigious Gospel Artist Of The Year award at the 48th Annual GMA Dove Awards this month but what has stayed on the minds of many was the powerful acceptance speech urging Christians to speak out against injustice. He talks to the Tom Joyner Morning Show about his disappointment in the television network for […]
10/25/16- October is National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month. Jacque Reid goes Inside Her Story with author Robin L. Davis who is currently expecting after enduring the loss of three babies. She shares her personal story in her book, I Made God Laugh. On what gave her the strength to come forward: “I was listening to […]
Let me tell you about a woman. An elderly woman. A mentally ill elderly woman. A mentally ill elderly woman who was home alone, in her bedroom, naked, in the middle of a severe mental health crisis. Her name is Deborah Danner – a beautifully complicated soul, a project manager and longtime IT worker […]
The Teddy and Joan Pendergrass Foundation presents the traveling exhibition: “I Am Who I Am”. Joan talks to the Tom Joyner Morning Show about what to expect from the exhibit and what kinds of memorabilia fans can expect. “It’s a fundraising event to show all of Teddy’s memorabilia to the public.The purpose of this […]
Blacks oppressed by white and violent hate groups across the Deep South saw reason to celebrate on this day in 1988. The Ku Klux Klan and the Southern White Knights of Forsyth County, Ga. were ordered to pay nearly $1 million to its Black victims. On January 17, 1987, around 55 marchers gathered in the […]
10/24/16- Any idea what new hit is the street walker’s new national anthem? Tom and J. Anthony Brown reveal why they say this one is for all the working girls.
10/24/16- Find out the latest Donald Trump blunder that is sending him straight to hell according to Huggy Lowdown. Listen above!
