Wednesday April 11, 2007
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Show Overview

Points of View:
'Racism is to be Expected from Don Imus' by Paul Krugman

Guests:
Herman Malone
Author of the 'Lynched by Corporate America

Herman Malone
Author/Photographer of the book 'CROWNS: Portraits of Black Women in Church Hats'

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Racism is to be Expected from Don Imus
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Ambrose begins with the Progressive News Wire piece 'Racism is to be Expected from Don Imus'.

CBS, NBC, Media Pundits Complicit in Talk Host's Bigotry

Listener Feedback
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Ambrose takes calls and comments from the listeners.

Guests:

Herman Malone
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Ambrose speaks Herman Malone, author of the book 'Lynched by Corporate America'.

The Gripping True Story of How One African American Survived Doing Business with a Fortune 500 Giant

Website: Lynched by Corporate America

Herman Malone continues to be involved in community affairs. He currently serves on Denver's Mayor Infrastructure Task Force Committee, Founding member of the Denver Business Action Coalition. Mr. Malone was the recipient of the Martin Luther King, Jr. Social Responsibility Award. He has also been featured in the Wall Street Journal, Time Magazine, Newsweek, The Parade, The Denver Post, The Rocky Mountain News and various Denver area magazines.

Michael Cunningham
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Ambrose talks with professional photographer Michael Cunningham, author of the new book 'Jewels: 50 Phenomenal Black Women Over 50'.

Website: Cunningham Photography

Herman Cunningham - In 1998, Cunningham produced a traveling black and white photography exhibition, CROWNS: Portraits of Black Women in Church Hats. In addition, Cunningham is the Executive Director of Urban Shutterbugs, a nonprofit organization aimed at teaching the fine art of black and white photography to inner-city youth. Cunningham is a member of The Exposure Group and the American Society of Magazine Photographers.