Pulse of the Community

Written by admin   // March 7, 2013   // 0 Comments

Question of the Week: “WMCS went off the air permanently recently. What do you think about the communities voice being ‘unplugged?’”
Question and photos by Yvonne Kemp

Michael T. Jackson: “They should never stop the line of communication to the public. Information for men, women, and also children open doors to news about current events in our community.

Dracy Lockett: “WMCS 1290 was a staple in the community. The sudden cancellation of the program was a great shock to the community. It was the urban voice to such topics as politics, entertainment and great old school music. Shame on the decision-makers for silencing our voice.”

Antonia A. Vann: “WMCS 1290 going off the air was alarming! The material and information shared informed a large portion of the Black community. What are the first things that must occur in war? Shut down communication and information streams This is scary!”

Marquis Wilburn: “I think it was BOGUS as ever! Honestly, I’m wondering is it because they had been featuring such Black leaders as Al Sharpton and the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan?”

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