Here's my favorite ramp for the day excerpted from our podcast which you can find over at

Tom Harbin.com.

Welcome back to the Tom Hartman program.

Joining me in studio is a producer from We Act Radio,

LJM joining us in studio, LJM, how are you?

Hello, hello, I'm winning Alex, how are you?

Good, so I wanted to bring you in and have you help me take some

calls but you can we'll take some calls after we talk okay so you don't have to put on the

headphones right now because I'm still used the headphones I wanted to just kind of

kick things off with a discussion of the blockbuster movie Black Panther.

Yes, and the reason I want to do that

is because I'm extremely proud to be doing the show

live from We Act Radio Studios here in Anacostia on the radical side of

MLK Avenue.

And as a producer, organizer, principle of the team here at We Act Radio, I want you to kind of help people around the country recognize what that means and in discussing it with you, we thought that also we could

bring up the blockbuster Black Panther and somewhat how culturally what that means that there is this this movie and it is a movie that is a

massive blockbuster despite you know attempts by the alt-right and others to try to stop that from happening.

I want to just throw it over to you to talk about Black Panther, what that means culturally, and kind of just your thoughts and

feelings on that.

Well, to be quite honest, I mean culturally for my kids, and when I say kids, I mean scholars and when I say kids I mean scholars and students because I teach it is

the same as Obama being a president we all know that the presidency is a puppet show however it gives the capability and

the acknowledgement for kids to grow up seeing it so they got to see a black

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