DEATH: Terry Anderson, Radio Host Champion of Black Americans Against Unfair Immigrant Competition

By Roy Beck, Wednesday, July 7, 2010 posted on NumbersUSA

Terry Anderson, who called himself the Prisoner of South Central (Los Angeles) died earlier today, and the silence is already deafening.

For more than a decade, Terry had broadcast his loud and angry Sunday night radio show from Los Angeles under the motto of:

“Articulating The Popular Rage”

His constant tag-line was:

“If You Ain’t Mad, You Ain’t Payin’ Attention”

When blue-collar Black Americans across the nation began to lose control of their neighborhoods, their occupations, their schools and their livelihoods because of immigration during the 1990s, Terry — above all others — refused to be silent.

For more than 15 years, nobody has been a more outspoken champion of the cause of Black Americans against the unfair competition of immigration…

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