Black Talk Radio News w/ Scotty Reid Black Talk Media Project

The independent news outlet Breaking Points reported yesterday that recently discovered documents suggest an engineered coronavirus strain escaped from a lab in China in 2019. The C-19 pandemic resulted in tens of millions of deaths worldwide and caused significant damage to the global economy. Should U.S. scientists, who are allegedly responsible for engineering this virus and intentionally bypassing safety protocols, face involuntary manslaughter charges for their actions?



Read Emily's Article: https://usrtk.org/covid-19-origins/scientists-proposed-making-viruses-with-unique-features-of-sars-cov-2-in-wuhan/



Breaking Points Full Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fyRhkcQKo9U



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In my years of closely following Middle Eastern developments, I've witnessed an unprecedented shift in the landscape of news coverage. Traditional corporate media, historically criticized for its lack of transparency in reporting on US foreign policy, is now producing remarkably truthful and objective segments on Israeli Apartheid. This departure from the norm is significant, considering the media's historical alignment with the US State Department.



The emergence of independent news sources and the role of social media platforms in connecting people worldwide have played a crucial role. This connectivity has made it increasingly challenging for traditional media outlets to perpetuate uninformed narratives and avoid accountability for disseminating mass misinformation, particularly when it comes to issues involving the US government. The global discourse on Israeli Apartheid is being reshaped by these alternative sources, fostering a more informed and engaged public.



#IndependentNews #IsraeliApartheid #MediaTransparency #MiddleEastTruths

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This BTR News podcast episode delves into the contentious debate over the classification of civilians in conflict zones. Focusing on recent events in the Palestinian territories, it questions whether individuals of military age, targeted or affected by attacks, should be considered civilians, especially when they may have military affiliations. Drawing parallels with historical military policies, the episode scrutinizes the complexities of identifying civilians in conflict and raises thought-provoking questions about the nuances of conflict reporting and the responsibility of all parties involved.



#ConflictReporting #CivilianIdentities #NuancesOfWar #MilitaryPolicies



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Listen to this enlightening episode of BTR News as I engage in a compelling conversation with Professor Jocelyn Simonson, acclaimed author of "Radical Acts of Justice: How Ordinary People Are Dismantling Mass Incarceration." In this thought-provoking interview, Professor Simonson delves into the heart of her groundbreaking book, shedding light on the extraordinary ways in which everyday individuals are challenging and reshaping the landscape of mass incarceration.



Professor Simonson's insights are not only informed by her extensive legal background but also by her recent article, "Forget Trump, the Latest Georgia RICO Case Is a Disaster for Civil Liberties," which critically examines the criminalization of social solidarity and political dissent. In our discussion, we explore the intersection of these pressing issues, offering a unique perspective on the current state of civil liberties and the criminal justice system.



Discover how grassroots movements and communities are making a difference, challenging the status quo, and advocating for justice. Don't miss this engaging conversation that promises to inspire change and shed light on the power of collective action. Tune in as we explore "Radical Acts of Justice" with Professor Jocelyn Simonson.

Join us in this insightful episode as we sit down with Jazz Hampton, CEO and General Counsel of TurnSignl, the innovative real-time tele-legal app designed to protect drivers' civil rights and enhance interactions with law enforcement. In this engaging conversation, Jazz shares his personal journey, the inspiration behind the app, and how TurnSignl is making a difference in ensuring the safety and fairness of roadside encounters. Discover the driving force behind this transformative solution and gain a deeper understanding of the mission to create a more just and secure world for all.



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Website: https://www.turnsignl.com/ 



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Join us for a thought-provoking and empowering episode of Black Talk Radio News w/ Scotty Reid as we delve into the world of labor rights and workplace empowerment with renowned Employment Attorney, Chiquita Hall-Jackson. In our engaging conversation titled "Empowering Workers: Protecting Rights and Speaking Out with Chiquita Hall-Jackson," we explore the critical issues affecting today's workforce and the strategies to stand up against injustice. In an era where labor activism is on the rise, we take a deep dive into the inspiration behind Chiquita's mission as the 'Discrimination Disruptor.' Discover the driving force behind her journey to founding Hall-Jackson and Associates, P.C., and her tireless commitment to protecting workers' rights.



Labor Day has long been a symbol of acknowledging the contributions of the American workforce. However, with the recent surge in strikes, we ask Chiquita to shed light on the key factors driving this increase in worker activism.



Chiquita's groundbreaking movement, "Blow The Whistle Law," is transforming how employees confront wrongdoing in the workplace. Learn how this movement empowers individuals to report misconduct fearlessly, knowing they are protected by the Whistleblower Act.



But what about the persistent fear of retaliation? Chiquita explains how the Whistleblower Act offers crucial protection and shares invaluable insights on how workers can overcome their apprehensions to speak out.



Throughout the interview, we explore the five signs of workplace retaliation and their real-world manifestations in various work environments, providing listeners with a practical understanding of these critical issues.



With recent events like the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling on Affirmative Action impacting diversity in higher education, Chiquita discusses her concerns about potential challenges to workers' rights. We delve into the current landscape of labor rights in the United States and the obstacles that may lie ahead.



Chiquita emphasizes the importance of the "See Something, Say Something" approach, highlighting that not all employees are aware of their rights. Discover how organizations can better educate their workforce about whistleblower protections and their rights, fostering a culture of transparency.



As an Employment Attorney, Chiquita shares her expertise on effective strategies for employers to create workplaces that encourage open communication and discourage retaliation. We address the pervasive issues of workplace bullying and harassment and explore how companies can create a safe environment for employees to report such behavior without fearing backlash.



Throughout the interview, Chiquita shares success stories from her work, where employees have blown the whistle and successfully protected their rights without facing retaliation, inspiring others to take a stand.



Labor activism has a rich historical legacy, and we discuss how workers and their advocates can effectively harness this heritage to advocate for modern workplace improvements.



As the "Discrimination Disruptor," Chiquita imparts valuable advice to individuals currently facing workplace injustices but are hesitant to step forward and take action, offering a beacon of hope and guidance.



Join us for this eye-opening and empowering episode as we explore the path to empowering workers, protecting their rights, and speaking out against injustice with the remarkable Chiquita Hall-Jackson. Don't miss "Empowering Workers: Protecting Rights and Speaking Out with Chiquita Hall-Jackson" on BTR News.



ABOUT ATTORNEY CHIQUITA HALL-JACKSON



Chiquita Hall-Jackson, a licensed attorney and adjunct law professor, is the visionary behind the Blow The Whistle Law movement and the founder of Top Employment Law Firm Hall-Jackson & Associate...