The Carl Nelson ShowDr. Julian Malveaux, Carl Snowden & Sister Pam Africa on Missouri & Michigan Primaries, Civil Rights Act and Freeing Mumia Abu Jamal
We break down Tuesday’s key Democratic primary races in Missouri and Michigan, featuring renowned Economist Dr. Julian Malveaux. Dr. Malveaux will offer expert insights into the results and explain how they could impact the upcoming General elections—knowledge you can’t afford to miss if you care about your vote and your voice. We’re also honored to welcome Baltimore Civil Rights leader Carl Snowden, who will provide his unique perspective on the week’s events and commemorate the historic anniversary of the 1965 Civil Rights Act—a milestone that continues to inspire the fight for justice today. Before diving into politics, don’t miss a special panel led by Sister Pam Africa from the MOVE organization, focusing on the urgent campaign to free political prisoner Mumia Abu Jamal. This is more than just talk radio—it’s a call to action and a forum for ideas that can move our community forward.
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