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Black Thought: The Spark

Black Thought: The Spark

著者： WOVU Studios
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 Black Thought: The Spark is a thought-provoking show on WOVU 95.9 FM, hosted by Pastor Benjamin Gohlstin (affectionately known as "Rabbi"). Through conversations and ideas that drive progress and change in the urban community, the show ignites meaningful discussions that challenge perspectives and inspire growth. Tune in for insightful dialogue that sparks new ways of thinking.WOVU Studios 哲学 政治・政府 社会科学
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  • Boosting Voter Turnout in Cuyahoga County

    Boosting Voter Turnout in Cuyahoga County
    2025/11/13
    The Rabbi, Uni, David Brock, and Juanita Brent discuss voter turnout and civic engagement in Cuyahoga County. They highlight threats to democracy, challenges from redistricting, and barriers like racism and sexism. The group stresses the importance of community involvement, representation, and policy changes to make voting easier. They encourage local engagement through precinct organizing and democratic clubs, emphasizing collective action to protect and strengthen democracy.
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    57 分
  • Building Community Values

    Building Community Values
    2025/11/13
    Rabbi and DJ Black Unicorn discuss breaking generational cycles by reshaping mindset, ego, and language — drawing on ideas like the Willie Lynch letters. They emphasize shifting from a “slave mentality” to a mindset of self-worth, accountability, and community building. The conversation reflects on community harm, including recent youth violence, and calls for healing, shared values, and consequences for negative influences like toxic media. They highlight neighbor-to-neighbor responsibility, strengthening local networks, and building inner community power rather than relying solely on politicians or external systems.
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    55 分
  • Community Self-Determination

    Community Self-Determination
    2025/11/13
    Rabbi & Uni reflect on personal growth, historical resistance in Black communities, and lessons from Claude Anderson’s Dirty Little Secrets. The speakers compare past and present systems of power, stressing the importance of financial literacy, collective action, and protecting community interests — including concerns like East Cleveland’s future. They emphasize the value of Black-owned resources, cultural pride, and avoiding dependency or seeking validation outside the community. Ultimately, they call for preparation, unity, and building independent systems to support and protect the community.
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    56 分
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