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From: "Maryland Media Collective" <md.mediacollect...@gmail.com>
Date: Wed, 12 Dec 2007 13:22:35 -0500
Local: Wed, Dec 12 2007 1:22 pm
Subject: James Baldwin, Housing Crisis, and New Orleans' right to affordable housing

Peace, I wanted to wish you all the best of luck with finals and end of
semester stress. We almost there ya'll! Soon enough! If you get a chance,
take a break and check out this week's broadcast of That Fresh Radio Piece.
It's my last one, so I'm tryna do it big!

1) We'll be commemorating the life and works of James Baldwin, great African
American author and activist for Civil rights and Gay rights.

Despite his death over 20 years ago, his writings on race and sexuality
remain relevant in today's America.

2) We'll also be discussing the country's current housing crisis brought on
by Wall Street and their bankers' questionable lending practices.

They have been accused of targeting the most vulnerable, most specifically
low-income families of color. As people are getting kicked out of their
homes before the holidays, the top 5 investment banks are distributing over
$46 billion in annual bonuses!

3) One of the most explicit cases of the denial of the right to housing is
that of New Orleans.

We'll be exploring the trends of gentrication in that city after Hurricane
Katrina. Activists are currently fighting the local and federal government,
who plan on demolishing four public housing developments, that is 5000 units
of affordable housing starting the 15th of December (this fucking Saturday
people!).

So check it out today, Wednesday from 6-8pm live on 88.1FM or wmucradio.com

If you can't tune in live, check the archives of wmucradio.com at anytime

ThatFreshRadioPiece.com will be updated soon

Peace

That Fresh Radio Piece is a progressive & grassroots media project in
College Park, MD. As a radio show on college radio, it attempts to present
social injustices and problems as well as what people are doing in response
to that on a grassroots level. It serves as an outlet for diverse issues,
opinions, and grassroots organization; ultimately aiming to increase
awareness, inspire activism, and mobilize the global community. Co-hosted by
Christian Melendez, Diego Iniguez-Lopez, and James Briscoe among others. You
can hear us every Wednesday from 6-8 pm on WMUC 88.1 or anytime on our
website: Thatfreshradiopiece.com

--
Maryland Media Collective
College Park, MD
www.umcp.org
www.ThatFreshRadioPiece.com
md.mediacollect...@gmail.com


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