Race Relations Videos

The producer s focus is placed on creating an effective and informative talk show that yields a literal platform via a soapbox to discuss the differences various religions. The differences include, but are not limited to, doctrines, facts, opinions, beliefs and non-belief systems. The ultimate goal of The Soap Box is to provide a forum for people to dialog with others without having fear or contradiction: not to become each other but to recognize one another, learn and honor the divine essence that lives in all without fear of contraction or sowing seeds of condemnation. This segment provided viewpoints about race relations within the African American community.

The producer s focus is placed on creating an effective and informative talk show that yields a literal platform via a soapbox to discuss the differences various religions. The differences include, but are not limited to, doctrines, facts, opinions, beliefs and non-belief systems. The ultimate goal of The Soap Box is to provide a forum for people to dialog with others without having fear or contradiction: not to become each other but to recognize one another, learn and honor the divine essence that lives in all without fear of contraction or sowing seeds of condemnation. This episode reveals a discussion about race relations within the religious sect of the African American Community.

Scoop's Selwyn Manning and Radio Adelaide's Peter Godfrey discuss how pressure continues to mount on Maori Party MP Hone Harawira even after he apologised for the racial slur in a private email. Does this smell of Nat-Whip Spirit?

Maori Party MP Hone Harawira interviewed by Willie Jackson on radio Waatea about his trip to Paris, and the suggestion that his recent comments were racist.

KiwiFM: Manning & Wallace discuss why Hide's romantic junket is more offensive than Harawira's slur against Pakeha Kiwis. And what's the total amount of expenses charged to his ministerial credit card? What's the cost of the hotel bills, restaurant bills, ...

Selwyn Manning & Peter Godfrey on Govt Minister Rodney Hide apologising for 'casual use' of tax payers' money. Will it get him off the hook? Also, Maori Party MP Hone Harawira is in hot water after using racist slurs against white NZers in an email. ...

Radio Fiji Releases Audio Of Australian Visa Officer Warning Officers Against Accepting Fiji Judicial Appointments...

Rev. Al Sharpton responds to the latest Gallup poll numbers on race.

Audio: PM Press Conference - Rugby World Cup (RWC), Accident Compensation Corporation (ACC) and Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) Scoop Audio + Photos : Prime Minister's Post Cabinet Press Conference - Monday, 19 October 2009 By Alastair Thompson

Frontier Violence in the Gulf Country: dealing with the historical legacy Frontier violence during the settlement of Australia has been well documented, although the extent of it has been disputed in recent years. In this discussion historian Tony Roberts describes his research, which reveals extensive violence against Aborigines in the Gulf country of northern Australia in the late 19th century. He claims massacres were committed with the complicity of various politicians and police at the time, including Sir John Downer who was twice premier of South Australia and one of the founding fathers of Australian Federation. Tycoon's War Stephen Dando-Collins tells the story of two men who lived in nineteenth century America and whose lives clashed in a most dramatic way. One of them was a shipping and railway tycoon who went on to become one of the richest men of his time. The other was a young adventurer who attempted to conquer several Latin American countries, appointed himself president of the Republic of Nicaragua and was eventually executed in Honduras in 1860.