Original Air Date: March 15, 2010.
When it comes to Hispanic and Latino voters, a new poll shows new opportunities for Republicans. But while the GOP can resonate on the economy and national security, does immigration policy remain a stumbling block? Watch and comment here: http://pjtv.com/v/3247

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Joe Hicks talks to Sonja Schmidt about her transformation from a '60's flower child into a Bush supporting conservative.  Sonja discusses the difficulties she faced as a conservative in Hollywood. What are your thoughts on the post-racial era? Let us know in the comment section. Stay tuned for more on this next week.

Joe Hicks talks with John McWhorter, author of Winning the Race, about post-racial politics in America.  Is “race” becoming antique concept?  Should our nation continue policies of affirmative action?  Hear more as Hicks explores the meaning of race and identity.

Watch and comment here: http://pjtv.com/v/3869

Is the Metropolitan Opera racist because there are few minorities in the audience? What about the Tea Parties?  Are black intellectuals, especially conservatives, marginalized by the media?  Joe Hicks gets the answers about identity politics and current events as he interviews syndicated columnist Deroy Murdock.  Hear more about  race, Israel, Netanyahu, Michael Steele, and the Tea Party movement. 

Watch and comment here:  http://pjtv.com/v/3872

Hear about Alfonzo Rachel's journey from music to conservative commentary, and the intolerance he encountered on the way from the seemingly "tolerant." Raised by a single mom, Alfonzo was not born with a silver spoon in his mouth, and takes issue with those who think that Republicans are simply the rich.  Joe Hicks talks to Zo about Hollywood, identity, culture, music, and "right minded" entertainment.  They also discuss he need for cultural, not political victories.

Some leaders want to keep the race divide alive, but not William Owens, founder of Community Faith and Policy. Joe Hicks talks to Owens about the culture of victimization and the racial divide. 

Joe Hicks talks to National Review's Andrew McCarthy about illegal immigration and his friendly dispute with Heather Mac Donald.

Andrew McCarthy of the National Review talks to Joe Hicks about the New Black Panther voter intimidation case.

Joe Hicks talks to Mychal Massie of Project 21, the oldest conservative black think tank in the nation. 

Gigi Gaston talks to Joe Hicks about irregularities in the 2008 Dem. primaries and caucuses.