Hello world, you're tuning in to Amplify Color, and I'm your host, The Voice of Atlanta, Ryan Cameron.

During the course of this season, I'll share the stories of black trailblazers who left an undeniable impact on the radio industry, despite the uphill challenges they faced.

From the very first black DJ, all the way to the voices you know and love today.

I'm Wendy Williams. My name is Wade. I'm from the baby boy's name.

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I'm Ebony Kay Williams, your attorney at Law and Host.

Welcome to Holding Court, where we analyze the very latest legal headlines everybody's already talking about.

We dig into how the courts impact the culture.

We break it all down for you and we go straight from gavel to your newsfeed.

And I promise you this, y'all, every single week, we gonna keep it a buck, keep it one hundred, right? That's the Ross.

That's right, Ebony. Let's go ahead and hold court.

Let's do it.

What's going on holding court jurors is your girl, EKW here.

Listen, I hope y'all had a fantastic labor day.

Dustin and I certainly have.

And listen, that's why we really wanted this week's episode to be a replay of something super important that we brought to you earlier in the season.

Now, in an episode going back to May, we actually spoke with then Senator, state Senator Brian Benjamin, if that name sounds familiar because

Brian Benjamin has made national news recently, y'all.

He is now the lieutenant governor of the state of New York.

I can't tell you how big this is. This is some big time shit.

Essentially, including being just a heartbeat away from being the governor of New York state, because that is exactly how that goes when you were lieutenant governor.

Brother Brian is going to be a very important advocate for life in New York, particularly as it relates to black and brown New Yorkers.

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