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Welcome to the Edge of Sports Podcast. I'm Dave Ziron. This week we are talking to Jared Ball, author of the new book, The Myth and Propaganda of Black Buying Power. And yes, this has a lot to do with sports. Dr. Jared Ball is a father and husband. After that, he's a professor of communication studies at Morgan State University in Baltimore, Maryland,

and is a founder, curator of iMix What I Like.org, which is a multimedia hub of

emancipatory journalism and revolutionary beat reporting. We're going to talk for this

remarkable person. Also, I've got choice words this week about Michael Jordan's Last Dance, the documentary

that everybody's talking about over on ESPN. As of this recording, we've seen two out of 10 episodes,

and I already have a strong impression of what I like and what I definitely do not like about this

doc. I've also

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