Should Georgetown University Compensate Descendants of The 272 Slaves They Sold?

Listen to The Michael Imhotep Show, Monday, April, 18th, 10pm-12midnight EST with host Michael Imhotep of The African History Network.  “Should Georgetown University Compensate Descendants of The 272 Slaves They Sold in 1838?”

1) A big story broke over the weekend for the New York Times regarding 272 African Slaves that were sold by Jesuit Preists who ran Georgetown University in 1838.  The question is being asked now should some type of reparations be paid to their descendants.  2) Six African American former contestants from "The Apprentice" have come together to publicly denounce Donald Trump and his Presidential Campaign.  3) A new report suggest that the jail where Sandra Bland died should be shut down. 4) More sexual abuse allegations against Hip-Hop pioneer Afrikaa Bambaataa. 5) We discussed the anniversary of Zimbabwe winning their independence in 1980.

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