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Well, nelson Lender and the knee-jerk reactionaries of the NAACP have done it again. They are only floundering for something to do and this is it. At the very least Highland mall practiced bad business. Blacks historically have gone to this mall and to shut it down during an event that a large number of blacks come to was not good business. Not good business is it? I mean who is really being racist here by even bringing race into this? I'll answer that "NAACP".... What is even more reactionary is that the "NAACP" is connecting some clubs downtown to Highland malls bad business practice. Even if Highland mall had racist intentions behind their closing you can't connect these two together. It irritates me to no end that guilty white people want to defend this shit.

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well, folks, this is the first blog entry in a minute. as our listeners may know, kpwr is a new studio, down the way from the rhizome, still somewhere in the eastside. it feels different here, which is to be expected.

but, as we say, the people will radio. here's a bit a news you may not find anywhere else:

CWA strike against AT&T over Health Care and cost shifting to employees
Negotiations between AT & T and the Communications Workers of America continue to move slowly. With 5 Regional Contracts across the country set to expire April 4th, workers in Locals from coast to coast held strike votes this week. Rachel Clarke and Courtney Wilson bring us more from Local 6222 out of Houston.

if folx remember this story from years ago I would like to remind. Only because I think it to be that interesting.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GDHT0hBgVOw&feature=related
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Top Internet Threats: Censorship to Warrantless Surveillance
By David Kravets March 20, 2009
http://blog.wired.com/27bstroke6/2009/03/wireds-top-inte.html
The internet is filled with threats real and imagined, from malicious hackers to government censors.

Beyond the hacks and cracks — and in celebration of Sunshine Week — we've compiled a brief list of some of the biggest public and private threats facing the internet.