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A positive conversation about race, diversity and relationships. Guests
and live callers discuss new models emerging in business and
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QUOTE OF THE
WEEK:
"Meet the Press host Tim Russert spent 15 minutes grilling Barack Obama on his ties to explosive preacher Jeremiah Wright - eventually asking why, after years of evidence that the minister had controversial views on race and discrimination, that he didn't tell his former pastor a long time ago that America wasn't a land that believed in white supremacy and black inferiority.
I wonder if Russert will ever ask that same questions of his colleagues and bosses at NBC News. That's because the network has employed for years as a political analyst a man who seem to embody the very same beliefs in America's investment in white supremacy and black inferiority:
Patrick J. Buchanan."
Eric Deggans
St. Petersburg Times TV/media critic
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NEXT WEEK :
With the highest unemployment rate in the nation, six straight years of economic decline and a dying manufacturing base, Michigan is in trouble. Is there a way out? How can we overcome and see light at the end of the tunnel? What role does diversity play in the mix? We talk to the authors of a report – “A New Agenda for a New Michigan” and their ideas of getting Michigan moving from a manufacturing to knowledge based economy. How do we move from an entitlement to an entrepreneurial mind set?
MOVING MICHIGAN FORWARD
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RICK WILSON is an Emmy Award winning writer and producer who has more than twenty years of TV and radio broadcast/production experience. Rick has written and researched extensively on a variety of diversity related issues including African American spiritual history.
SKOT WELCH is a proven communicator with over 16 years of experience in the discipline of diversity management. Skot has a unique ability to encourage and promote multiracial, multiethnic dialogue and has led many seminars and leadership training sessions on the subject. |
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