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Lets Talk About Race (LTAR)Author: Lanita Duke
Lets Talk About Race (LTAR), a new intergenerational, roundtable discussion of independent national journalists featuring rigorous conversations and analysis of news coverage and the role race plays in politics, government, economy, education, and health. LTAR currently airs on KBOO Community Radio in Portland, OR, and Pacific Radio NetworkLTAR brings independent journalists from all over the country from New Jersey to Texas and Pennsylvania with a home base in Portland, Oregon. The hosts bring their own flavor, journalistic perspectives, and integrity.The roundtable line-up features: LaNita Duke, an award-winning audio and video producer who has written, directed, and produced political news and commentary for Grassroots NW and KBOO Radio for over 45 years. Dianne Johnson, a journalist from Texas co-host/musicologist on From the Grassroots, a political news magazine. Althea Billings, current News Director at KBOO Community Radio. Cecil Prescod, is a talk-show host for local, national, and international issues ranging from poverty in Portland to politics in Africa. Nia Gray, host and blogger of The Faith Report and The Woke Church in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.Guest Bio:Mary Li is the Director of the Multnomah Idea Lab (MIL) at the Multnomah County Department of County Human Services in Portland Oregon. FOR RELEASE ON November 24, 2021Contact: Nia Gray Phone: 412-463-3459Email: ltarshow@gmail.comLETS TALK ABOUT RACE (LTAR) TAKES HOME NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL AUDIO CONTENT AWARDSPortland, OR, November 24th Lets Talk About Race is an intergenerational, roundtable discussion of independent national journalists featuring rigorous conversations and analysis of news coverage and the role race plays in politics, government, economy, education, and health. LTAR currently airs nationally on the Pacifica Radio network with a homebase at KBOO Radio in Portland, OR. LTAR brings independent journalists from all over the country from Oregon to Texas and Pennsylvania. The hosts br Language: en-us Genres: News, News Commentary, Politics Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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On This Edition of Fighting The Power, we celebrate Juneteenth before the Trump regime eliminates the holiday
Monday, 2 June, 2025
Fighting The Power is a radio/Podcast featuring independent journalists resisting Trump's authoritarian rule. We highlight efforts to restore democracy and confront Project 2025, which aims to reduce civil liberties.Our panelists include:• LaNita Duke: Award-winning multimedia producer for Grassroots News Northwest.• Dianne Johnson: Professor and journalist specializing in political journalism and the Arts.• Althea Billings: Journalist and radio producer covering Politics and National News.• Rev. Cecil Prescod: Talk show host focusing on social and political issues.• Nia Gray: Civil rights advocate from Pittsburgh.• Mary Li: Pacific Northwest bureaucrat focused on public policy and governance.Stay strong, hopeful, and empowered. Stand together and support independent journalism. Tune in to Fighting The Power and make a differenceOn This Edition of Fighting The Power, we celebrate Juneteenth before the Trump regime eliminates the holidayDating back to 1865, Juneteenth commemorates the day when 250,000 slaves in the state of Texas, which became the last bastion for slavery during the final days of the Civil War, were declared free by the U.S. ArmyThe profound significance of Juneteenth lies not only in its historical roots but also in its enduring message of resilience and liberation. It serves as a powerful reminder of the long struggle for civil rights and equality, and provides a moment for all communities to reflect on the progress made and the challenges that remain. The day is now marked with celebrations, parades, educational events, and acts of collective remembrance, ensuring the stories of those who fought for freedom are preserved and honored for generations to come.1. What is Juneteenth?2. How Black History is being eliminated by governmental actions3. “Florida Governor Ron DeSantis made the decision to dilute American history by placing conservatives in positions of educational decision-making and challenging any information that promotes intersectionality. That's the bridge where all ages and nationalities can see. We can build towards a common purpose while addressing historical wrongs.”4. A new reboot of Mission Impossible should sound like this …5. 5. A satire years ago and I called it Jeff Sessions. DNA bleaching.6. Nia Gray with a special faith report to commemorate Juneteenth.
