Cash Michaels takes on new Wake County Superintendent Anthony Tata during his "Make It Happen" show at 4 p.m. today on Power 750 WAUG-AM.
Michaels, chief editor of The Carolinian and an advocate of the old diversity policy, is calling today's show "The Two (or more) faces of Wake Supt. Anthony Tata." Michaels says he'll show how Tata told different stories in the white and black communities about neighborhood schools and the value of diversity during his three-day tour last week.
School board members Keith Sutton and Dr. Anne McLaurin will be among the guests in pre-recorded interviews.
For instance, Michaels says Tata talked about neighborhood schools at Friday's press conference but talked about how much he supports diversity in his Saturday meeting with African American leaders.
As noted in Sunday's article by Jay Price, Tata told the crowd that he supports diversity, to a point.
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TOO MUCH?
Thu, 01/13/2011 - 23:28 — ClearThinkerSounds like Mr. Michaels was more than you could handle. Perhaps the new school board will have better luck.....not!
Cash Michaels looks for
Thu, 01/13/2011 - 21:45 — jeffrey1Cash Michaels looks for every opportunity to "take someone down." When I was with Assignment By Choice, he absolutely destroyed one of our officers over the course of three separate issues of The Carolinian.
Combine Jesse Jackson, Al Sharpton, and William Barber, and you get Cash Michaels.