Hello World, you're tuning into 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 Sway.

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What's up, Jurors? It's Abbot E.K. Williams here.

Listen, I'm wanting to connect with you all the day, because it's the day. What's up, Ebony K Williams here?

Listen, I wanted to connect with y'all today

because it's the day after, a historic day

in our nation's history, for both good and complicated reasons, right?

That's the day after,

Black Americans helped the Democrats take back the control

of the United States Senate by winning not one

but both Senate seats in Georgia,

including the election of the Reverend Raphael Warnock as the first

black senator elected in that particular former slave holding state. Now, quiet is kept. I always felt confident that Reverend Warnock was going to win his seat. I didn't know about John Orsoph. But actually, he pulled it out, and now the Democrats, Joe Biden and Kamala Harris's administration,

have pretty much cart-block ability

to make some policy changes for the next two years.

Here's to them doing so and taking no prisoners. It's also the day after the United States

Congress, despite a violent attempted coup and radicalization by a mob of

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