The Right Side Forum, an hour-long conservative live news and talk show hosted by columnist Armstrong Williams, this week will address the political correctness obsession on college campuses, the topic of black respectability and the challenges of Syria.
The guest host this week is Raphael Williams, who will talk over the topics with entrepreneur Latoya Holmes; Jeffery Tribble, Jr., executive director, The Musicianship; and brand strategist Xavier Underwood.
“The only thing constant is change. This week we explore change in three different areas of American life today. First, how college campuses began as places where all were intellectually challenged, only to change into targets of the PC police,” Armstrong says.
“Second, we look at how the approach of African American activists has changed, and finally, how President Obama has changed the nation’s handling of the crisis in Syria. If one of these changes hasn’t touched your life in some way be prepared, because it will happen.”
Armstrong adds, “his week’s show is a great opportunity to hear what young, visionary entrepreneurs think about policies that have a profound impact on their generation. However, too often they don’t get to raise their voices publicly unless it’s in protest. Tune in this Saturday for their thoughtful take on a wide range of issues, including political correctness on campus and Syria.”
The Right Side Forum, which debuted in January, airs live on Saturday mornings at 10:30 a.m. on News Channel 8 in the Washington, D.C., area, and repeats again at 6:30 p.m.
• Jennifer Harper can be reached at jharper@washingtontimes.com.
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