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Black EARS Matter – Can our Youth Survive Today’s Violent Vulgar Music?

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THIS IS A REPEAT PROGRAM ---

(Originally created in October 2016, eight years ago)

Join WORDS MAKE PEOPLE on BLOG TALK RADIO Sunday August 11, 2024 for a REPEAT PROGRAM from 1:00-3:00 p.m. (EST) for another enjoyable episode of WORDS MAKE PEOPLE with your host Michael "Mikal" Saahir and Co-Host Brother Mustaffaa Abdullah.

This Sunday Oct. 9th, insha' Allah (G_d willing) we will discuss: “Black EARS Matter – Can our Youth Survive Today’s Violent Vulgar Music?” There is a strong belief that the music industry has manipulated rap music to glorify misogyny (abuse of women), violence, drugs and materialism. We have to teach our children to guard their ears against these evils.

Special guest: Tomie Mundy and Imam Wilmore Sadiki.

Tomie is the Finance Manager at Sony Pictures Entertainment. He has worked with Khafra Productions/A&M Records, Capitol Records and has worked with some of the biggest names in the Music industry including Tupac, Ice-T, Ice Cube and many others. Tomie has seen the good and the bad of the industry.

Imam Wilmore Sadiki is the Resident Imam of The St. Petersburg Islamic Center for over 20 years, and served on the religious board of Eckert College for many years. Many of us know of Brother Wilmore's successful music career that gave us the beautiful songs, COVERED ALL OVER; ALLAH DID; I WAS BORN A MUSLIM and many more family oriented Islam songs.

You also can listen on your phone at (714) 816-4673 – or listen online at - https://www.blogtalkradio.com/station-iwdm/2024/08/11/black-ears-matter-can-our-youth-survive-todays-violent-vulgar-music

This program will be archived and available via the link - https://www.blogtalkradio.com/station-iwdm/2024/08/11/black-ears-matter-can-our-youth-survive-todays-violent-vulgar-music

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