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We’re Talking The Final Presidential Debate tonight on “Conversations Of A Sistah”

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donald-trump-hillary-clinton-550x340The 3rd and final presidential debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton will take place tonight at UNLV in Las Vegas, Nevada. Tonight’s debate could be the deciding factor in the hotly contested battle for the White House. Trump, 70, will enter tonight’s debate fresh off a win over his opponent Clinton, 69, in debate #2 but this debate is final, with only twenty days left until the election.

“The first two debates were just warm-ups for what might be the most raucous and wild debate in American history,” said Jake Thompson, an associate professor and debate coach at UNLV.

Shots will be fired and the hate will be real, as both candidates vie for the White House.

Join us tonight at 6:30 p.m. EST on “Conversations Of A Sistah” on this topic, as I will be taking your calls in the studio at 1-917-889-7872, just press “1” to be in the host que.

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Black Man Arresed For “Walking while Black”

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A black man, Larnie Thomas, was STOPPED and harassed in Edina, Minnesota for walking in the street where there was construction work blocking the sidewalk! As seen in the video the white officer grabs him and says that they are going to need to have a talk! Another police officer comes and they put him in hand cuffs and arrest him! He was not even in the middle of the street, but walking the white line of the shoulder.

The black man is clearly seen upset and angered in the video because the plain clothes officer would not take his hands off of him. This further exasperated the situation. The victim is heard screaming “You got your hands on me” being clearly disrespected by this officer.

In the meantime, the woman videotaping the incident is a white woman and of course she suffers no repercussions for videotaping the incident as evidence on how black men are treated in this country.

Eventually a second officer arrived on the scene and put Thomas in handcuffs, even though Thomas and Rowles were still very unclear as to what he did to warrant being detained.

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Did Y’all know Bill Clinton had a Biracial “Love Child?”

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danney-williams-bill-clinton-550x323Danney Williams, 21 (pictured here with Bill), appeared on the Alex Jones show, where he repeated his claim that Clinton is his biological father.

Williams lived a hardscrabble life with his mother and siblings in Little Rock, Arkansas. His mother was a prostitute who, Williams alleges, did drugs with a young Bill Clinton.

Eventually, Williams went to live with his aunt when his mother got strung out on drugs and lost custody of him and his siblings.

Williams said Clinton sent Christmas gifts and paid money “under the table” to his mother. He said the gifts stopped when Clinton was elected president.

He recalled a time when his aunt tried to visit Clinton at the Governor’s mansion, but the door was slammed in their faces.

“I’m sure Hillary kept me away,” said Williams.

He said no DNA test was ever taken to confirm paternity, despite reports that a secret DNA test was negative.

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Double XXposure CEO, Angelo Ellerbee on “Conversations Of A Sistah”

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9af2625e-3733-4ea6-a780-4c3bf7cc649dAngelo Ellerbee, Public Relations Guru, CEO and Founder of Double XXposure Media Group, has written an important story, not just about the entertainment industry then and now but about the socio-cultural backdrop of significant music eras. This book is a glimpses of him as a black, gay artist/activist in the turbulent 60’s & 70’s, as well as him earning the moniker “The Henry Higgins of Hip Hop” while navigating the tough rap genre throughout the 80’s-90’s and beyond. All while learning his craft and meeting the industry’s who’s who from the inside out.

Ellerbee has styled diva’s from Roberta Flack to Nina Simone, and his work has been displayed in publications such as Vogue Magazine, Essence Magazine, Women’s Wear Daily and Ebony Man.

Tune in tonight on “Conversations Of A Sistah” via blog talk radio, as I sit down with this PR genius to talk about his new radio show and his new memoir “Ask Angelo“. As Mr. Ellerbee explains everything from his tenets of artist development; to why having a seasoned ‘OG’ who has been around the block on your team is a wiser choice.

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How the Media Influence Our Choices? On the Next “Conversations Of A Sistah”

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untitledWe have to admit the media has a lot of influence on our lives, especially the lives of our young people. They want to mimic the Rhianna’s, Nicky Minaj and Beyoncé’s of this world. They esteem these artist as having the acceptable standards of beauty based upon how they are received by society and the industries who market them.

And then there’s the media’s depiction of beauty and the influence it feeds to the images on television, social media and the internet. The messages are subliminal but the images are powerful. They want to influence how we look, how we feel, what we eat, how we spend our money and even how to invest our time on a daily basis. The repetition is deliberate and can warp one’s perspective of the truth.

Join me tonight for this discussion on “Conversations Of A Sistah” at 6:30 p.m. EST. on Blog Talk Radio. In the meantime, sound off here and I’ll see you on the air!

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