African American Ain’t African Presents: Currents Events and some ideas on how to solve some of the problems…

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Tonight we discuss “current” events and the manipulation of consciousness in the “African American” communities. Join us for another mind slap as we welcome Ticha Teo Tiwa Khan and Chief Langley as we discuss fixing the problems that are destroying our communities. If you have some ideas and thoughts that you would like to share, Please join us. Friday Mar 7 2014 6pmEST.5pmCST.3pmPST 256.849.2227

Despite widespread rapes in the military U.S. Senate fails to pass reforms

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Despite widespread rapes and sexuall assualts with both male and female victims, the U.S. Senate failed to pass a bill that would have allowed military lawyers to handle complaints but instead left it in the hands of commanders some of which have been accused of sexual misconduct like Brig. Gen. Jeffrey A. Sinclair. Rapist in the military rarely get prison time for their crimes if punished at all. In most cases, offenders if prosecuted end Continue Reading →

U.S. Navy Destroyer heads towards Ukraine for military exercises

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US Navy destroyer 'Truxtun'

  The U.S. Naval Destroyer Truxtun is headed to the Black Sea in what the Obama administration called “pre-planned” military exercises that were schedule before the crisis between Russia and the Ukraine erupted. The Truxtun is expected to cross the Bosphorus and sail into Black Sea waters later today. It has a guided missile weapons system.

Efforts to repeal Stand Your Ground in South Carolina underway

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Rep. Harold Mitchell, D-Spartanburg

A South Carolina lawmaker introduced a bill to repeal the states Stand Your Ground law. Backed by ministers, former law enforcement officials and activists, Rep. Harold Mitchell, D-Spartanburg announced the legislations at a Thursday press conference. “Stand your ground is last man standing. What we want to do is go back and protect people in their homes, their vehicles and their place of business,” said Rep. Mitchell who is also chairman of the state Legislative Continue Reading →