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Critiquing Min. Louis Farrakhan on Tavis Smiley's “All Stars”: Dr. Jared Ball VS Dedrick Muhammad
31 Mar 2010
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more of the all starsA Black Agenda Radio Discussion

Dedrick Muhammed, our friend and colleague and Dr. Jared Ball explored their differences over the performance of Min. Louis Farrakhan on Tavis Smiley's “Black Agenda” – no relation to us – CSPAN show. Does the NOI, and did Min. Farrakhan espouse a fundamentally conservative and individualist economic and political agenda?  Does he  embrace the decrepit shibboleth of salvation through the might of a trillion dollars in Black Buying Power?

 

 

The entire 60-minute discussion is available at http://www.voxunion.com/?p=2462


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