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[caption id="attachment_12684" align="alignleft" width="144"] Dr. Phillip Wright, Sr.[/caption] Greed, poverty, crime, profiling and unequal justice By Phillip L. Wright, Ph.D. As a youngster growing up here in Miami, Florida, I have personally experienced or seen much racial discrimination and Profiling causing enormous race disconnect. In 1963, I was profiled and placed in a jail cell for 2 hours, for J-W ...

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[caption id="attachment_13908" align="alignleft" width="144"] Jineea Butler[/caption] Hip Hop Connection Hip Hop artists have a responsibility to youth By Jineea Butler Since its inception Hip Hop has been a target for problems in the Black community.  40 years later its still a topic of discussion. On Monday, July 22, 2013 Bill O’Reilly launched a tirade of issues in his Talking Points segment of the O’Rei ...

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