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A Modern Day Lynching… Tonight on Conversations Of A Sistah


fj_carter12-21-2010

By popular demand, I will resume last week’s subject this week…”A modern day Lynching” on “Conversations Of A Sistah” tonight. 

Lynching is murder by mob, often by hanging, but also by a burning at the stake or shooting, in order to punish an alleged transgressor, or to intimidate, control, or otherwise manipulate a specific sector of a population.

Racism in America has set the scene for many injustices since the founding fathers birthed the notion of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. The killing of young black men in our society seem to be a modern day lynching however, racism has taken a seat to a more pressing problem in America: a broken justice system.

Some people might have expected to see an increase in the overt lynching and murder of Black men by white extremists under the Obama administration due to the backlash of white right-wing conservative resentment.

In the recent events taken place in Florida, the stand your ground laws ought to be called a Right to Kill for White People laws because that is precisely what they are. Self-defense means nothing when a black person asserts that right. How do black people defend themselves when the justice system is arrayed against them?

Michael Dunn, the Georgia man who shot and killed 17-year-old Jordan Davis after an argument over loud music in Jacksonville, was found guilty on 3 counts of 2nd-degree murder and 1 count of throwing a deadly missile.

But the Florida jury deadlocked on the 1st degree murder count – even after the judge ordered them to deliberate further, declared a mistrial on the 1st degree murder count.

Join me tonight at 8:00 P.M. on “Conversations Of A Sistah” via “Conversations Live” as I address many of such injustices as being Modern Day lynchings.

I will be taking your phone calls on this subject at 1-347-426-3645. Please press “1′ to speak with the host.

You can access the show at any of the links in this post.

See you on the air!

122 thoughts on “A Modern Day Lynching… Tonight on Conversations Of A Sistah”

  1. Michael Dunn, the Georgia man who shot and killed 17-year-old Jordan Davis after an argument over loud music in Jacksonville, was found guilty on 3 counts of 2nd-degree murder and 1 count of throwing a deadly missile.
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    Him and Mr. Zimmerman are kindred spirits.

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  2. Did yall hear his recorded prison phone converstaions?

    He told his fiance he was locked up with 3 or 4 other black guys and she goes:

    😡 “OH NO!”

    😆 They never mentioned that on the air even though you could hear it.

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  3. Michael Dunn gets to join the Triggerman club. I don’t need to read about him or ZM. I already had to listen to his jailhouse phone calls on GMA this morning.

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  4. I hate to say it, but I knew he was getting off. All you have to do is read the “Self Defense Law” in Florida. The system is designed to kill off our black men.

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  5. It’s sad that yt people in Florida, they found it reasonable for him to confront, argue and then go back to his car, retrieve a weapon, shoot on CHILDREN in a public place, and NEVER call the police. But they found all of his actions (except for continuing to shoot) as “reasonable” because these kids were black. SMMFH.

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  6. Some sprite had a valid point on this subject.

    She said let’s flip this: If black men were shooting and killing white teenagers and were not convicted, there would be rioting like could not believe. Why is it that nothing is being done now?

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  7. I find the image disturbing just like i find it disturbing that every black male is being killed out here in the streets because of the color of their skin. so it is what it is people.

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  8. Cyrus Webb is not to blame Ceo’ers.
    There was a virus attack on blogtalk radio across the board. If you follow the twitter link above you can view the full conversation and tweets about it.

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      1. Hello Omar…Good evening everyone,
        I’m just as disappointed as all of you that tonight’s show was cancelled but these unfortunate events are beyond our control. According to the twitter page on Blogtalk radio, they had a cyber attack of some sort. Please refer the link I’ve posted above.

        Hopefully the show will resume next week ~ see you all then

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      2. Hello Omar…Good evening everyone,

        I’m just as disappointed as all of you that tonight’s show was cancelled but these unfortunate events are beyond our control. According to the twitter page on Blogtalk radio, they had a cyber attack of some sort. Please refer the link I’ve posted above.

        Hopefully the show will resume next week ~ see you all then

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      3. Hey Tracy 😦 show was cancelled yes this is Cyrus’ fault because at the end of the day it’s his Conversations Live!

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      4. Tracy how are you? Good to see you. didn’t realize tonight’s show was cancelled until I tried to hear the rewind.

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      5. whatz up with the twitter link? what’s that supposed to mean? had a nigga all ready to hear about this modern day lynching and the show was cancelled.

        Trace please tell Cyrus Webb one mo time and dats his ass!!!!!!!!

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      6. whatz up with the twitter link?
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        @Point, you obviously didn’t read Tracy’s comment uptop in this section where she said the following:

        I’m just as disappointed as all of you that tonight’s show was cancelled but these unfortunate events are beyond our control. According to the twitter page on Blogtalk radio, they had a cyber attack of some sort. Please refer the link I’ve posted above.

        Hopefully the show will resume next week ~ see you all then

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      7. Thanks Bobby for reiterating that!
        I believe some get so excited when they see her face up in here they don’t fully read her updated post (me included)

        @Coco, I hope she will keep next weeks topic as well. I was really looking forward to her putting this subject on blast in 2014 cause racism is truly alive and well in the hoods.

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      8. Hey Fam!
        I emailed Carolyn and she said Tracy may keep this week’s topic in place for next week. 🙂 if enough of us really wanted it. sounds like we do me too!

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      9. the image is disturbing and the conversation is not popular but it’s a reality cause it is what it is people. so whatever tra decide to do is fine with me. I tune in if her topic is donuts and dust rags I wouldn’t care.

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  9. hate Wednesday’s show was cancelled but I respect the fact that shit happens. truth be told Trayvon martin’s death was a modern day lynching and now with Jordan’s death at the hands of another racist so yeah I ay keep this topic lest we forget.

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  10. Ooh Praise God…couldn’t comment before!
    Looking forward to tonight’s show and praying for no issues over at Conversations Live.

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  11. By popular demand, I will resume last week’s subject this week…”A modern day Lynching” on “Conversations Of A Sistah” tonight.

    Yay!!!!!!!!!!

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    1. Thank God we can comment.
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      Carolyn said comments are turned OFF after 5 days. I told in this case with last weeks show being cancelled an exception should be made.

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      1. Yeah Carolyn was bum-rushed with the emails.
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        Carolyn waited to the last fuckin minute to turn the comment section ON up in diss bitch too.

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    1. Dude was killed for being married to a white woman.
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      Yeah @Civil, that cutting out his tongue and his eyes that was some hateful shit right there!

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      1. Dude was killed for being married to a white woman.
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        Yeah @Civil, that cutting out his tongue and his eyes that was some hateful shit right there!
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        It’s Fucked up!

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  12. Contrary to the subject. Good show last night! Some of these horrible stories we’re not hearing about and it’s a damn shame!

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