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Listen to the latest California Black newspaper headlines for the week.

Producer host Ken McCoy talks about Grammy's moved to March 14, a Happy Birthday shout-out to actor John Amos, big upcoming fight between Gervonta "Tank" Davis and King Ryan Garcia; laughter is the best medicine and Will Smith to play notorious Harlem crime boss in upcoming movie.The movie trailers presented for this week: Hunter Hunter, Outside Wire and Unknown.

ONR producer host, Julia Dudley Najieb, comments and reviews on the latest insurrection at the nation's capitol in Washington, D.C. Dudley Najieb looks at the history of other elections in our U.S. history compared to the 2020 Presidential Election; more similarities than differences are surprisingly revealed.Finally Dudley Najieb reviews the three experts who break down the safety or lack their of concerning the right to vote: Judith A. Browne Dianis, Dr. Gabriela D. Lemus and Myrna Perez, Director. In this episode, featured expert, Browne Dianis, a civil rights attorney and co-director of the Advancement Project talks about how the recent insurrection was not because of fear, but due to the idea of having to share power; white supremacist are watching the rise in power among people of color who are becoming the majority.

Trump supporters throughout California showed their support through peaceful protests in cities throughout California. However some cities experienced clashes and violence with other protestors.

In this episode of Democracy Revealed, host Michael Wyatt Tucker leads off with an update to the Covid-19 pandemic in America and its worsening in California. He also discusses some various regional stories related to how businesses do or don’t protect customers and employees.

Listen to the latest California Black news headlines for the week.

Producer host Ken McCoy reviews movie trailers: No Time to Die; Black Widow and Avatar.In McCoy's health and entertainment segment, he tells the reason why one's mental health can be empowered through understanding the natural law of reciprocity.Other entertainment news includes: actress Tiffany Haddish launches She Ready Foundation for foster children; Ebony Media gets bought by former professional basketball player, Ulysses Lee "Junior" Bridgeman.He also delivered the sad news of popular breaker, Shabba Doo Quiñones, one of the original dance lockers, his recent passing.

Tune in to the News and Coffee Morning Show with your host Joquoya Murphy as she shares the latest in Black California News and fascinating social media finds. Joquoya also shares the tea on spoken word artist Swirv Azubuike in a two-part interview.

Watch episode 2 of the Central Valley Eviction Crisis docuseries where three experts explain the broken system's failure to take care of people of color: from the courts to unemployment, structural racism continues to affect Black and Brown people in their every day lives.This episode also reveals the disparities of housing, jobs, and living wages in the Central Valley presented by the following three experts:

Join Joquoya Murphy for a weekly dose of news and inspiration in your hot cup-o-joe in newly launched video and audio morning show podcast, News and Coffee. The first episode aired just before the end of the year last week, and will continue with new episodes every Wednesday. Each week in the podcast, Murphy gives the latest Black news headlines, spanning from southern and central to the northern areas of California, directly from California Black media outlet's top news. Expect to see inspirational news and information, hear exclusive interviews from Black Californians, and be intrigued by her top-three inspirational social media finds for the week.Watch or listen to her podcast daily at 7:00 AM, with new episodes every Wednesday.