Q&A: Can anybody recommend any African American talk radio stations that have web streaming?

Thanks
@cabbage: really, you couldn’t be more incorrect… i’m from a white european background and i’m just looking to broaden my horizons. delight go simple on the allegations of racism because that’s not how it is at all.

Answer by cabbage
racist. ‘oh, i only want to listen to black people talk. white people, yellow people, red people, they have nothing worth saying. give me black people talk and give it to me now! and there better not be any sneaky white people talking alongside those black people, or i’ll be mad….’

boo.

Answer by 30 and never had a girlfriend
97.1 says it has a stream
I reckon the other one is 105.1 check their site.

Answer by Ken
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/OCKGTalk/2008/09/24/Sports-and-Things-from-an-African-American-Perspective

Answer by secrethaven45
in nyc 1600am

Give your answer to this question below!

I have been hearing a lot of politicians and people in the media talking about how Sarah Palin and conservative talk radio somehow contributed to the mass shooting in Arizona. Even though no one really knows if the handgun ever saw the Palin target graphic or if he listened to conservative talk radio. Will the government use this as an excuse to censor talk radio, or conservative web sites? If they do should they also censor rap music that discussion about killing cops and pimping hoes?

Answer by The First Dragon
Even Pres. Obama made it clear that the actions of an untreated mentally ill person cannot be blamed on other people’s politics, so I don’t reckon this will be an effective issue in the long run, to justify censorship.
Still, there are those who do want to censor opinions they don’t agree with.
I don’t. To me, variety is the spice of life.
What this event should teach us is that we need more effective ways of dealing with those mentally ill persons who pose a danger to themselves or others.

Answer by Solstice Boy
The US is a sick and insane nation. Simply ban bent politicians like the nazi Palin & you’ll be alright.

Answer by CrG
Conservative governments want to impose limits on people from censorship to gun laws. Liberal governments have a tendency to go too far in granting freedoms to their citizens, As a conservative Republican, I was shocked at the Arizona shooting, the type of gun used and the absence of any checks on buyers of rapid fire weapons. On CBS on Tuesday the 13h of January there was a tale about the digit of certified neurotic people(44,000,000). Of that digit, 11,000,000 were seriously unbalanced and not institutionalized. That is frightening. For own protection, the government should have more leeway in getting these people off the street and in therapy.

Answer by Bob the Deluded
censorship is more of a side effect of huge business entering a media system than a product.

look towards developments in “net refusal to take sides” for this process of huge business entering the promote to truly commence. once “net neutality is broken investment opportunities will open up in the new promote.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Network_neutrality#Innovation_and_investment

Answer by Jose Brazo
The dictators and commies of the world have all censored the media. This obviously helps them maintain power and control over their ‘subjects’. Hitler did it. The Chinese Commies are doing it. Solstice boy and his muslim followers would do it and are dong it. If any right American would try to do it, he should be hung in the city center at dawn and left to swing for a week or so.

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