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Da Struggle Continues

Black 2 the Future Broadcast

🎙️ BLAX RADIO – SPECIAL  BROADCAST   RE-broadcast of "Black 2 the Future: Malcolm X in the 21st Century" — a special edition of A Race for the Times featuring a powerful lecture and panel discussion on the legacy, transformation, and enduring messages of Malcolm X, and how his voice continues to resonate in today's world. Airing TODAY 5/19 12:30p pacific/3:30p eastern & 5:30p pacific /8:30p eastern Hit the Play […]

todayMay 15, 2026 62

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Powered By Black History: James Brown

Today, as always, we pay homage to Soul Brotha #1/The Godfather of Soul/Mr. Dynamite otherwise known as James Brown! He rose from the deepest of hard times to achieve historic stardom. He started in the Deep South trying to escape poverty. He was imprisoned for a supposed attempted auto theft and eventually ended up performing in jail. As fate would have it, he was discovered and assisted by Bobby Byrd […]

todayFebruary 22, 2024 6

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Powered By Black History: Louis Armstrong

Mr. Louis Daniel “Stachmo” Armstrong may very well be the most influential figure in the history of Black, and therefore, American music (shouts to Scott Joplin). Born August 4th 1901, Louie came up tough in the Battlefield section of Rampart Street in the Crescent City.  He mastered his trumpet but customized his presentation with eclectic skat improvisation and later rough, gravely vocals. Americans were lucky to witness Satchmo as he […]

todayFebruary 7, 2024 10

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Powered by Black History: Mahalia Jackson

Although we celebrate Black history on a daily, we understand the significance of February.  As inspired by Mary Church Terrell, and later Cater G. Woodson, we salute the ancestral pioneers and subsequent contemporaries in Black History.  Given this is BlaxRadio, it’s only fitting to begin with The Great Mahalia Jackson. Her beautiful, spiritual presence was amplified by her angelic voice. Here is a favorite along with Mr. Louis “Satchmo” Armstrong.

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