1992-06-12

KUHT-TV (Television station)

The first segment is a discussion about hardcore rap, the song "Cop Killer," and whether music can incite violence. J. D. Houston interviews Sgt. Doug Elder of the Houston Police Officer's Association, Steve Fournier of the Rap Pool of America, and Dope-E, lead singer for hardcore rap group The Terrorists. The second segment is a discussion about allegations of abuse in the Harris County Sheriff's Department, with State Rep. Ron Wilson. The third segment is a discussion about the presidential campaigns and their use of talk shows, with Garvin Berry of Houston Community Newspapers, and George Strong of George Strong and Associates. The fourth segment is a discussion about the Black community and AIDS, with Crandall Jones of the National Organization of Black County Officials, Grady Prestage, the Commissioner for Fort Bend County, and Anne Broomfield of the National Organization of Black County Officials.

Davis, Sue; Hewey, Todd; Houston, J. D.; Gras, Patricia

television programs

Elder, Doug; Fournier, Steve; Dope-E; Wilson, Ron; Berry, Garvin; Strong, George; Jones, Crandall; Prestage, Grady; Broomfield, Anne; AIDS (Disease); Public television

KUHT Film and Video

University of Houston Libraries Special Collections

English

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