In this third What Was Said
We will revisit a conversation that happened on Wednesday, October 24th, 2012 on TOUCH 106.1 FM in which someone mistakenly attributed some comments to Jamarhl Crawford which prompted Michael Curry to call in. Curry made many comments regarding Jamarhl Crawford specifically, which then prompted Crawford to call in.
In this second What Was Said
We will revisit a conversation that happened on Friday, October 12th, 2012 on TOUCH 106.1 FM which was focused on leadership with Jamarhl Crawford and Cornell Mills featured on The Morning Show. The conversation has been the subject of alot of conversation around town with many people claiming that Jamarhl and Cornell were “Calling people out” and “Attacking leaders”.
Roxbury Businessman, Bob Romanow aka “Frugal McDoogal”, of Frugal Furniture, Frugal General Merchandise and Frugal Bookstore has sold all his interests in the above companies, leaving them 100% owned by people of color.
The 1st Black President of the Boston City Council, Bruce Bolling, died Tuesday 9/11/12 from prostate cancer at 67 years of age. Bolling served on Boston City Council for 12 years and ran for Mayor of Boston in 1993.
Everything Is Real Barbershop
Dudley Sq. Area / Hibernian Hall
182 Dudley St.
617-524-CUTS
It seems fitting that a group that got its start at a rally honoring Malcolm X in Harlem in 1968 will be playing a show to celebrate Juneteenth, the day the United States commemorates the emancipation of the slaves, but with their revolutionary lyrics, thought provoking message, and overall celebration of African-American history and culture it fits right in.
Abiodun Oyewole of the legendary Last Poet talks about the group and its history, the role of poetry in the
The Last Poets show tonight was written up in The Boston Herald Arts & Entertainment section. Tickets: blackstonian.com/thelastpoets.
The revolution will be lyricized.
Tomorrow night, iconic spoken word and musical group the Last Poets will perform at Hibernian Hall in Roxbury.
