FR member 'JustAWoman' radio interviews from Mon. Feb. 13th (LaShawn Barber re: black conservatives)

"Just A Woman" and KRLA 870am talk radio show ^ | Monday February 13th, 2006 | Lores Rizkalla

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Black Conservatives. Blogger extraordinaire, LaShawn Barber, has a thing or two to say about the NAACP, black leadership and the term "African American." LaShawn tells us the story of why this life-long liberal now calls herself a "right wing conservative!"

Muslim Cartoon Controversy. Edina Lekovic, of the Muslim Public Affairs Council.

Child Security. What you need to know about protecting your children from predators both online and at home! Listen to Mike Salcido of Child Security Network.

MP3 audio links to all the interviews are here -
http://www.justawoman.org/blog/2006/2/13/what-youve-been-waiting-for-highlights-of-just-a-woman-radio.html

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*** Free Republic member 'JustAWoman', Lores Rizkalla ***

Her show is on KRLA 870AM in Los Angeles. The air time is on Sunday nights (into Monday morning) midnight-2am.

P.S. For those outside the Los Angeles area, you can listen to the show online at http://www.krla870.com/

Lores Rizkalla, UCLA grad and former high school teacher

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Great segment on the cartoon controversy --- Q: Where are the Moderate Muslims? A: MPAC

Communications Director: Edina Lekovic --- communications@mpac.org

Edina has participated in numerous national and international conferences and interfaith dialogues speaking on a variety of issues related to American Muslims. Earlier this month, Edina represented MPAC at a United Nations seminar on “Confronting Islamophobia.” In 2003, Edina was invited by the Malaysian government to be one of two U.S. representatives to the International Conference of Muslim Young Leaders, which served as a precursor to the annual conference of the Organization of Islamic Conference (OIC). As a leading spokesperson for the American Muslim community, Edina has appeared on national media outlets, including CNN, BBC, and the History Channel. Edina is a founder of Elev8, an arts-based youth program that aims to identify, train and develop youth community leadership rooted in awareness, responsibility, and action. Edina is also pursuing her Master's degree in Communications at Pepperdine University. Her master's thesis seeks to understand whether Arab males' willingness to speak out on airline racial profiling is determined by their perception of dominant public opinion.