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Town Hall Meeting with Bev Smith The Endangered Black Man
June 17, 2011  -7-10 pm-Informative, Provocative and a Huge Success...

This was the 3rd in a series on "The Disappearing Black Community and How We Get It Back". The first town hall focused on what happened to the community with keynote speaker and activist Dick Gregory. The second focused on ways to get it back with a spirited lecture from the Honorable Misnister Louis Farrakhan.

In this thrid series, "The Endangered Black Man" the focus was on the challenges to the black male in America. Joining the disucssion, was Jordan Miles and his mother Terez Miles. Jordan discussed his challenges after being severly beaten by undercover police in Homewood, PA.

Bev Smith thanks the following panelists for their participation at the Town Hall Meeting held at the August Wilson Center:

Jeff Henderson, award-winning chef and bestselling author;Dr. Boyce D. Watkins, political analyst; Esther Bush, president of the Urban League of Pittsburgh and Albert E. Dotson, Jr., national chairman and board member of 100 Black Men of America, will share the same stage to talk about "The Endangered Black Man" in this town hall-style discussion — the third of four live radio broadcast town hall meetings with host Bev Smith, the "Queen of Late Night Talk."

Bev also wants to thank all those who came out in full force to support the Town Hall Meeting, including special guests Jordan Miles and his mother, Terez.

Jerry Lopes-President of Programming and Operations AURN, Cheff Jeff Henderson, Bev Smith, Terez Miles, Jordan Miles and Dr. Boyce Watkins

 Vickki Cohill-Executive Producer "The Bev Smith Show'

Brook Titus -Producer "The Bev Smith Show"

 Dr. Boyce Watkins and Al Dotson (100 Black Men)

 Terez & Jordan Miles

 Chef Jeff & Bev Smith

Tim Stevens -Chairman Black Political Empowerment

Project (B-PEP)