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Byron Allen Talks Lawsuit, Al Sharpton, Civil Rights Orgs. And Lack Of Black Owned Media With Black Westchester

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That $20 Billion Lawsuit: Byron Allen Vs Comcast, Al Sharpton, and Time Warner Cable.

After asking ‘Are Historical Civil Rights Organizations Selling Out‘ last week, we spoke about Television producer and media mogul Byron Allen, who, along with the National Association of African-American Owned Media (NAAAOM), dropped a $20 billion suit against Comcast, Al Sharpton, and Time Warner Cable.

BW caught up to Byron Allen, Chairman and CEO of Entertainment Studios via telephone and chopped up on everything including the lawsuit, the proposed merger between Comcast & Time Warner, Rev. Al. Sharpton and the National Action Network, Civil Rights Organizations NAACP and National Urban League, the distinction between Black “targeted” media and Black-owned media, and the National Association Of African-American Owned Media (NAAAOM) and much more.

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