The Angry Black Woman Show with Sunny James; Show Notes #16

Hello to All--

SURPRISE!  I'm back. Thanks for joining me again so quickly.  I always said that I wanted to do this program weekly.  But with so many issue swirling during the winter and early spring it was a lofty goal.  But my most immediate difficulties have passed and while I know others lurk just around the bend, I hope I meet them with as much fortitude and positive energy as I met my challenges with last winter.

There are several items that I want to draw your attention to once again or if you haven't listened to the program yet. 

Please read "Upward Mortality" by Kai Wright.  The article can be found in the June edition of Mother Jones magazine or at Kaiwright.com. 

Also, make an effort to read the series in The Washington Post on "Being a Black Man."

Please look out for Music is My Muse, Politics My Mistress; The Story of Oscar Brown, Jr. directed by Donnie L. Betts. 

If you're in the Washington, DC area, stop by the Mocha Hut on U Street to check out local photograper, Douglas Turner's pictures of the Galopogos Islands.  And don't forget to get a bite to eat!

That's all for now.  I hope to join you again by Father's Day.  If I don't, #16 is for black men everywhere.  Please take care of yourselves.

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 Show Notes #16

-- Kai Wright and Mother Jones talk "Upward Mortality"

-- Being a Black Man. The Washington Post Gets It Right

-- Verizon's Pregnant Payday

-- The Period Choices.  Yes, that period.

-- Eritrea's Independence

-- What Peace in the Sudan? 

-- Liberia's Army Says "yes" to Women

-- Don't Forget to Celebrate JUNETEENTH!

-- Former Governer Wilder and His Slavery Museum

-- The Catastrophe Wasn't Katrina So Says The Washington Post's Eugene Robinson

-- Did Somebody Say CATASTROPHE, They must be talking about the DC SCHOOLS! Yes, in the Nation's Capital, the public school system is broken beyond repair!

-- Books Galore:  Black Like You, Slave Religion and Black Men in Interracial Relationships

-- Music is My Muse, Politics My Mistress; The Story of Oscar Brown, Jr.directed by Donnie L. Betts.  A documentary about a man I wish was still around.

-- Please take a look at Crisis magazine.  It's worth the effort.

See ya next time!  Sunny

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Breaking News: If ever there was a need for 72 point type, this is it. After 6 very, very, very, very long months without the blessings of the almighty, all knowing, all powerful, all I break you and I make you, ITUNES, has found my lowly little podcast that could worthy of being listed on its sacred listings. They are sending me the illustrated guide to the secret handshake and my special lapel pin asap. In plain language--(drum roll, please) 

The Angry Black Woman Show with Sunny James is . . . FINALLY LISTED ON ITUNES.

Hopefully, those listeners who asked about The ABW appearing on iTunes are still around and interested in what I've got say.  Now you can easily find and download the show.