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Roland Martin talks with Deborah Owens about the disparity of wages between women and men and her book “A Purse of Your Own.”
Today’s “Thursday Morning Mom” winner is Renita Canada, who will be receiving a laptop!
Sybil Wilkes discusses today’s news headlines including the latest Nelson Mandela illness.
The TJMS crew was joined by the amazing Fantasia before she set off the the studio with her “In Studio Jam.”
In “The Undershepherd,” radio personality/filmmaker Russ Parr takes on the black church and pastors who use their power for personal gain rather than helping their congregations. Parr told an audience at the American Black Film Festival last year, where the film premiered, that he met with some resistance in the black church but forged ahead […]
Kanye West, Shaun Rogers and a dumb teacher are Chris Paul’s targets in this “Morning Minute.” —————– This is Chris Paul from the TJMS running through the top stories in roughly sixty seconds with The Morning Minute. Kanye West is back at the center of controversy after reports surfaced that he’s naming his new album, […]
Zane is at it again. The author turned publisher turned TV producer is back with “Zane’s “The Jump Off,” a follow up to her popular Cinemax series “Zane’s Sex Chronicles.” This time, the show is told from the man’s perspective as five 30-something fraternity brothers navigate life, love and careers. Of course, it’s Cinemax, so […]
Dominique thinks New York Giants Shaun Rogers is a big dummy for getting his jewelry robbed. Take a listen to her opinion, it is hilarious!
Huggy Lowdown is rounding up his “bamas” of the week early! Sorry, Dionne Warwick and Kordell Stewart, it looks like you two are atop the list.
Rev. Al Sharpton talks with the crew about the latest battle building against Affirmative Action that is heading to the Supreme Court.
Somebody get D.L. Hughley a wheelchair because he is tired! Check out his first interview after being saved on “Dancing with the Stars” to find out what his next dance is, what song he is dancing to, how he is feeling and much more on the TJMS.
In Camilla, Georgia on “The Hill” sits the Georgia B. Williams Nursing Home. The building was owned by Georgia midwife Beatrice Borders, or “Miss Bea.” Between 1941 and 1971, Ms. Borders delivered over 6,000 African American babies at the home. Prior to the civil rights era, black women of Camilla were not allowed in the […]
