Controversial Radio Interview: Blacks and Technology

Posted By: Stephanie Washington on February 22, 2010

In an effort to create more dialogue about the disparity of economic rights of African-Americans in the digital space, Punch Media Group president is launching a movement! Hear more tonight, Februrary 22nd at 8pm ET at www.blogtalkradio/hudsonliberty also don't miss the sizzling new investigative videoblog series at www.youtube.com/undercovertech1. Subscribe so you don't miss an episode!
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