Newest endangered species: Black men: "WEDNESDAY, 22 JUNE 2011 10:02
When the production staff of the Bev Smith Show chose the topic for the third part of their series of town hall meetings on “The Disappearing Black Community,” they didn’t know how relevant the topic would be to current events.
At the third installment, held at the August Wilson Center for African American Culture on June 17, a panel of national and local experts, analysts and activists, were tasked with exploring the theme “The Endangered Black Male.” Among them was Pittsburgh resident Jordan Miles, whose violent experience with three police officers has shed light on the conditions facing African-American males living on the right and wrong sides of the law."
When the production staff of the Bev Smith Show chose the topic for the third part of their series of town hall meetings on “The Disappearing Black Community,” they didn’t know how relevant the topic would be to current events.At the third installment, held at the August Wilson Center for African American Culture on June 17, a panel of national and local experts, analysts and activists, were tasked with exploring the theme “The Endangered Black Male.” Among them was Pittsburgh resident Jordan Miles, whose violent experience with three police officers has shed light on the conditions facing African-American males living on the right and wrong sides of the law."
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