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PBP Radio Dec 14, 2025 – From Washington to Mount Vernon: Power, Policy, and the Cost to Black Communities

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Black Westchester presents the People Before Politics Radio Show with Damon K. Jones, AJ Woodson & Larnez Kinsey. Tonight, we’re bringing you a powerful and necessary conversation with two important voices shaping our community’s present and future.

This Sunday, on the People Before Politics Show — Sunday Rundown, powered by Black Westchester Magazine, we’re covering the stories reshaping our community and our politics. We start with Zohran Mamdani’s controversial appointments to the NYC Transition Team. We expose how the healthcare cartel continues to choke Congress, blocking real reform while our communities struggle. We shift to Texas, where Jasmine Crockett is running for U.S. Senate. We break down her chances, the political landscape.

Then we examine the Supreme Court’s ruling on redistricting, choosing partisanship over race, and what this means for Black representation moving forward. And we ask the big question: Are Black politics helping our community — or hurting it? Finally, our guest Steven Vazquez joins us to discuss the upcoming rally in Mount Vernon, calling on the Justice Department to investigate the city government — from broken finances to public safety concerns to elected officials communicating with sex offenders.

This conversation is about justice, reform, healing, and truth — and the work that still remains.
Join Damon K. Jones, AJ Woodson, and Larnez Kinsey tonight as we bring you not just news, but context, accountability, and community-centered analysis you can’t get anywhere else.

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