5.4.2022 #RolandMartinUnfiltered: Midterm Elections, Stopping Louisiana Cancer Alley, SWAC Media Contracts, Whoop Triggerz
Donald Trump’s endorsement of an Ohio candidate put him on the general election ballot. How will such backing shape the other critical mid-term elections, like those in Georgia, North Carolina, Nebraska, and California? We’ll look at what we may see after the votes are counted.
We’re talking to more representatives from the Poor People Campaign about the importance of voting as they are getting ready for next month’s Moral March on Washington and to the Polls.
Descendants of southeastern Louisiana slaves get a key victory allowing their legal challenge to keep a $400 million grain elevator from being built on the Mississippi River, known as cancer alley. We’ll talk to the co-founder of The Descendants Project, who is fighting to keep another company from creating more toxic waste in black communities.
I will break down SWAC and media contracts with Scottay, the Host of OffScript.
A police officer charged with Elijah McClain’s death wants a judge to dismiss all of his charges because the chokehold isn’t what killed Elijah.
Tennessee radio icon Bobby O’Jay died today.
And I’ve been waiting a long time to get this week’s Tech Talk guest on the show–the creator of Whoop Triggers.
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