Coffee Wright's guest appearances

Coffee Wright

Tangazo

Brian Williams

John Wright

Lauren Parks

Heather Taylor

Ben Phillips

Alvin Brooks

Robert Powell

Mike Jones

Terry Kennedy

James Clark

Joe Christmas

Steven Roberts

Gwen Moore

Jeff Roorda

James McGee

OwlTail

Alisha Sonnier

Last night I was treated to a cup of Carla Coffee Wright and an Alisha Sonnier, two dynamic candidates, for seats on the StLouis Board of Aldermen. ——— Wright, is a well known social justice activist and advocate for numerous causes, including the restoration of North StLouis and wants more funding and more attention paid to supporting small businesses in the new 11th ward.  Carla, say’s hundreds of home owner’s in the ward, are in desperate need of grants,in the range of three to four thousand dollars for home repairs. Coffee is a strong supporter of the embattled StLouis Circuit Attorney, Kim Gardner and one the organizers for the “Women’s March and Rally,” for Kim Gardner scheduled for Sunday, March 12th at the downtown StLouis Old Courthouse, at 11am. ——- StLouis public school board member, Alisha Sonnier, is running for the aldermanic seat in the newly drawn 7th Ward, in south central StLouis.  She is another young activist inspired by the 2014 murder of Mike Brown, in Ferguson Missouri. ——— She has numerous endorsements from elected officials and labor unions, along with pro choice organizations. ——— Sonnier, is very impressive with a thorough grasp of the concerns and issues, of the 7th ward. ———- She’s committed to having solidarity, with other African American alder persons, on issues of importance, to the black community. ——— Alisha Sonnier, like Coffee Wright, is opposed to any efforts by the state, to remove StLouis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner from office. ——— Two dynamic, well qualified candidates for you to consider, when casting your ballots for seats on the StLouis Board of Aldermen, in the 11th and 7th wards, in the April 4th General Election. ———

Last night I was treated to a cup of Carla Coffee Wright and an Alisha Sonnier, two dynamic candidates, for seats on the StLouis Board of Aldermen. ——— Wright, is a well known social justice activist and advocate for numerous causes, including the restoration of North StLouis and wants more funding and more attention paid to supporting small businesses in the new 11th ward.  Carla, say’s hundreds of home owner’s in the ward, are in desperate need of grants,in the range of three to four thousand dollars for home repairs. Coffee is a strong supporter of the embattled StLouis Circuit Attorney, Kim Gardner and one the organizers for the “Women’s March and Rally,” for Kim Gardner scheduled for Sunday, March 12th at the downtown StLouis Old Courthouse, at 11am. ——- StLouis public school board member, Alisha Sonnier, is running for the aldermanic seat in the newly drawn 7th Ward, in south central StLouis.  She is another young activist inspired by the 2014 murder of Mike Brown, in Ferguson Missouri. ——— She has numerous endorsements from elected officials and labor unions, along with pro choice organizations. ——— Sonnier, is very impressive with a thorough grasp of the concerns and issues, of the 7th ward. ———- She’s committed to having solidarity, with other African American alder persons, on issues of importance, to the black community. ——— Alisha Sonnier, like Coffee Wright, is opposed to any efforts by the state, to remove StLouis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner from office. ——— Two dynamic, well qualified candidates for you to consider, when casting your ballots for seats on the StLouis Board of Aldermen, in the 11th and 7th wards, in the April 4th General Election. ———

123. Coffee Wright and Alisha Sonnier

Laura Keys

Tim Person

Broadcast colleague and politico Tim Person hosts another political discussion with a diverse group of candidates on the August 2nd, Missouri primary ballot. ——  Social justice activist Coffee Wright, is campaigning statewide for the Democratic nomination in the race for the U S Senate. Wright placed second in her previous attempt to win the Democratic nomination for the Senate, losing to former Senator Claire McCaskill, who lost in the general election to ultra-right winger Josh Hawley. ———  Alan K. Green, a former Democratic Mo. State Representative, government official and retired St. Louis city police officer, is running unopposed in the August primary for Missouri State Auditor. Green faces an uphill battle to become the first-ever African American to win a statewide office, in the red state of Missouri. ———  Tangazo welcomed, St. Louis 21st ward  Committee woman Laura McElrath Keys, to the KDHX podcast, to talk about her motivation for wanting to serve as Alderwoman of the iconic north side ward. ———  Keys hopes to serve out the balance of the term, replacing disgraced former alderman John Collins Mohammed, who resigned office after a federal indictment, for accepting bribes. Collins has since pleaded guilty to all charges. ———

Broadcast colleague and politico Tim Person hosts another political discussion with a diverse group of candidates on the August 2nd, Missouri primary ballot. —— Social justice activist Coffee Wright, is campaigning statewide for the Democratic nomination in the race for the U S Senate. Wright placed second in her previous attempt to win the Democratic nomination for the Senate, losing to former Senator Claire McCaskill, who lost in the general election to ultra-right winger Josh Hawley. ——— Alan K. Green, a former Democratic Mo. State Representative, government official and retired St. Louis city police officer, is running unopposed in the August primary for Missouri State Auditor. Green faces an uphill battle to become the first-ever African American to win a statewide office, in the red state of Missouri. ——— Tangazo welcomed, St. Louis 21st ward  Committee woman Laura McElrath Keys, to the KDHX podcast, to talk about her motivation for wanting to serve as Alderwoman of the iconic north side ward. ——— Keys hopes to serve out the balance of the term, replacing disgraced former alderman John Collins Mohammed, who resigned office after a federal indictment, for accepting bribes. Collins has since pleaded guilty to all charges. ———

Tim Person Discusses the August 2nd Primary Election with Laura Keys, Coffee Wright and Alan Green