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PBP Radio Episode 397 – Black Fatherhood, Racism, Voter Intimidation & Dem. Primary

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Join Damon and AJ as they discuss the many complaints from different ethnic groups about how George Latimer’s campaign for Congressional District 16 against Jamaal Bowman is one of the most racist and bigoted campaigns Westchester has ever seen. The shocking part is that many Black leaders and pastors are silent about the racial dog whistles coming from his campaign. Our guests this week are Revs. Frank & Margaret Coleman who discussed their experience when then they went to vote on Saturday.

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