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'Where Are The Black People?' Roland Martin Rips Jeff Zucker For CNN's Lack Of Black Executives
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17:11Now PlayingThe Congressional Black Caucus have joined NABJ, NAACP and Color of Change in demanding that CNN diversify their executive ranks.
The news giant, lead by CEO Jeff Zucker still refuses to meet with NABJ to discuss the company's lack of Black executives. CNN is attempting to blame the presence of Roland Martin as the reason why the liberal news organization won't meet with NABJ.
On Wednesday, Roland Martin ripped Zucker for the company's stance saying, "Jeff, you can keep trying to make this thing about me, but homie it's about you -- it's about your lack of Black executives -- it's about how you somehow can't find them ..."
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