Roland Martin
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Roland Challenges Black Networks To Step Up, Unify To Host 2020 Dem Debate
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November 22, 2019
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6:36Now PlayingOut of the eight Black television networks or networks that specifically target African Americans, NONE have one hour dedicated to news.
Out of 1,344 hours of programing, not one Black network has one damn hour dedicated to news.
Roland challenged the Black networks who continuously feed the African American community comedies and award shows to band together for one night every four years and sponsor/host a presidential debate.
After all, "it's only our country." #PressPlay
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