Don Kroah talks with Walter Williams, professor of economics at George Mason University, about his column at Townhall.com entitled, "Is Racism Responsible for Today's Black Problems?"

<p><a href="https://wava.com/content/all/the-don-kroah-show-on-demand">Don Kroah</a> talks with Walter Williams, professor of economics at <a href="https://www2.gmu.edu/">George Mason University</a>, about his column at Townhall.com entitled, "<a href="https://townhall.com/columnists/walterewilliams/2020/07/29/is-racism-responsible-for-todays-black-problems-n2573212">Is Racism Responsible for Today's Black Problems</a>?"</p>

In our fast-changing world, it can be difficult to sort through the issues of the day. From family to faith to the latest in the public square, it’s hard to stay up on what’s happening, much less interpret the news in a way that honors our Christian faith. That’s what Salem’s Christian hosts do for our listeners across the country every day—and “The Christian Outlook” draws from the best of their material to bring you an hour-long program you won’t want to miss.

<p>In our fast-changing world, it can be difficult to sort through the issues of the day. From family to faith to the latest in the public square, it&rsquo;s hard to stay up on what&rsquo;s happening, much less interpret the news in a way that honors our Christian faith. That&rsquo;s what Salem&rsquo;s Christian hosts do for our listeners across the country every day&mdash;and &ldquo;The Christian Outlook&rdquo; draws from the best of their material to bring you an hour-long program you won&rsquo;t want to miss.</p>

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In our fast-changing world, it can be difficult to sort through the issues of the day.

From family to faith to the latest in the public square, it’s hard to stay up on what’s happening, much less interpret the news in a way that honors our Christian faith.

That’s what Salem’s Christian hosts do for our listeners across the country every day—and “The Christian Outlook” draws from the best of their material to bring you an hour-long program you won’t want to miss.

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