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'Slavery Is Not Dead. It's Not Even Past'
by Bob Herbert
'Wealth Gap Between Blacks and Whites Has Grown Larger' by Dr. Melvin L. Oliver, PhD and Dr. Thomas Shapiro, PhD. 'Between the Lines: Uplifting Black America' by Anthony Asadullah Samad
Guest: Craig Karmin
Reporter for the Wall Street Journal
Brooke Stephens
TALKING DOLLARS AND MAKING SENSE
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Slavery Is Not Dead. It’s Not Even Past Download Mp3
Ambrose begins with a piece by Bob Herbert in the NY Times entitled 'Slavery Is Not Dead. It’s Not Even Past.'
Anthony Asadullah Samad is an author, columnist and scholar known for his fiery analysis of social, political and economic issues that impact American society. As one of the most read featured columnists in the African American press over the past 15 years, Samad's various weekly editorial commentaries contributes to newspapers and cyber websites nationwide.
Brooke Stephens Download Part1, Part2, Part3, Part4
Ambrose welcomes Brooke Stephens to We Ourselves.
Brooke Stephens, a 20-year veteran of Wall Street, started her career as an international trade officer in West Africa with Chase and was a senior investment consultant for Citicorp Investment Services in New York. Ms. Stephens is the author of TALKING DOLLARS AND MAKING SENSE: A Wealth-Building Guide for African-Americans.
