Ep 9 | Alex Stein Celebrates Black History
"Prime Time with Alex Stein" is proud to present a special Black History Month episode, featuring Hotep Jesus, Dom Lucre, Angela Stanton-King, and Malcolm Flex to give a voice to black conservatives who the mainstream media tries to silence.
March 1, 2023
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Episode 9 · March 1, 2023
Ep 9 | Alex Stein Celebrates Black History
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Ep 9 | Alex Stein Celebrates Black History
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"Prime Time with Alex Stein" is proud to present a special Black History Month episode, featuring Hotep Jesus, Dom Lucre, Angela Stanton-King, and Malcolm Flex to give a voice to black conservatives who the mainstream media tries to silence. First up, Hotep Jesus joins Alex in the studio to share his unique perspective on black history and his love of Starbucks. Next, Alex talks with Dom Lucre, who shares his experiences as a successful entrepreneur and community leader. After that, Alex welcomes guest Angela Stanton-King, who shares about her work as an advocate for criminal justice reform and the personal story of President Trump pardoning her prison sentence. Finally, Alex speaks with Malcolm Flex, a libertarian who is also really into martial arts.
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