Dr. Stevie “Dr. View” Johnson joined us to discuss his project (In)Visible Man, a combination of hip-hop, Black activism and the history of “Black Wall Street.”
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Great interview…and timely given now what 45 is planning in a couple days.
I always look forward a great return on any investment that you bring to the forefront. Stay up on it Dr. B!
Amazon priced the hard back at $59 . As a member of the Afrikan lumpen that’s steep. When is the paper back being released?
Apologies. I have no idea. Updated link though has it at $44.