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April 20th, 2007 • Related • Filed Under
Black-owned Roberts Broadcasting Cos. LLC, which operates four TV stations and a hip-hop radio station, instituted a new policy prohibiting language that it deems violent, sexist and racist. Chairman and CEO Michael Roberts said in a statement, “This policy is designed to not only raise awareness about the continuing problem of racism and the oppression of women, but to cause people to stop and evaluate their own personal attitudes and behaviors.”
They are changing something that they can control. What can you change that you can control? How about the music in your MP3 player or the language you use? Maybe mentor a young person and be a positive influence on them?
Be the change you want to see in the world.
Stop responding to every dam thing cracker has to say whether good bad or indifferent, the first baby mama was ...
THAT WAS FABULOUS!!!!! She killed it. Yep, there'll be some ugliness, but who cares. She made an awesome statement (whether ...
luv it;) 
Leaving Obama aside on this, I found it quite interesting. I'm not American, but even I found it slightly uncomfortable ...
What does Obama have to do with this? Unbelieveable. Why is it when black folk do something that is not ...
‘SEE! SEE! I told you! They are already replacing the National Anthem!’
OMG I bet some people will actually say that! ...
No doubt. It's heating up now, though. Google Trends is spiking with searches for 'Black National Anthem' and 'LIft Every ...
I say more power to her. I do not find it disrespectful at all. However, I'm sure FOXNEWS ...
Check out all the confused faces, lol. They are like 'wtf' 
Interesting article. I think God-centeredness makes life better, even our business experiences. BUT...
I am not sure that it's appropriate in ...
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