An America for everybody

Host Jah Scribe is back and he's fed up of all these mass shootings. He explains the government does nothing to stop them. The politicians make money off death and so does nothing. America should be a shame that gun violence is the leading cause of death in children in America. Inner-city youths killing each other at an alarming rate.

Host Jah scribe discusses political issues pertaining to people of color. The current anti-immigrant rhetoric from racist Republicans. A Republican party bent on eradicating the quality of life for average Americans. Republican back Supreme Court reversing Roe vs wade.

Host Jah Scribe is back and he's saying shame on America for waiting 130 years to overturn Plessy vs Ferguson. He blames racism in America as the root cause which led to the decision to rule against Mr Plessy. He goes on to say America denies it's racist history which led to it calling that truth critical race theory. These and other topics are discussed on the podcast.

Host Jah Scribe discusses current events in this the 49th episode of America for everybody pertaining to President Biden not changing immigration policy. The Biden administration has kept Trump era immigration policies. Especially, of deportation to countries where those fleeing face tremendous harm returning the countries that was fled. Deferring Daca a Trump era policy adopted by Biden which is denying citizenship to those youths brought to America illegal by no fault of their own.

The return of Jah Scribe's podcast looks at are things getting better under President Biden? Host Jah Scribe discusses current events pertaining to immigration issues. Also, the economic and political treatment of people of color in America by the government along with it's institutions. Jah Scribe offers his unbiased opions of the issues.

The USCIS has stated no more H-1B Visas due to the limits set by congress. Every year only a certain amount of H-1B visas are given out to specialize workers. This H-1B visas allow American companies to temporarily hire foreign workers.

Host Jah Scribe discusses current events pertaining to immigration issues in America; especially those of color. Jah Scribe discusses the coup to take over the capital. He also ask the question of what if they where people of color or what America hates BLM would the response by law enforcement be the same?

Host Jah Scribe discusses current events pertaining to immigration issues in America; especially those immigrants of color. He keeps is focus on looking at America's lack of inclusivism, especially towards people of color. He now has contracted the Corona virus and tell his tale of how we the people of color are most affected by this virus.

Host Jah Scribe discusses current social, political and economical issues pertaining to people of color. In this episode he discusses Trump being President of litigation.

Host Jah Scribe discusses current social, political and economical issues pertaining to people of color. On this Thanksgiving episode we ask the question what are you Thankful for?

Host Jah Scribe discusses the upcoming election and the choice being only two white men for president. Also the racist rhetoric that has divided Americans by this President. Listen to An America for everybody to hear Jah Scribes view on current events and politics. His unbiased views on social issues that affect people of color.

Host Jah Scribe been on hiatus but he's back. Addressing what people of color already knew America is not for everybody. Especially with the current president. America is still racist and the fight for equality goes on even during a pandemic.

Host Jah Scribe discusses social, political, and economical conditions facing people of color . Jah Scribe returns to podcasting after three months hiatus to discuss issues facing black people like segregational housing in America.

Host Jah Scribe discusses current events pertaining to immigration. Issues include social, political, and economical issues facing immigrants of color. In this the continuation of the discussion on the topic of keeping immigration courts' open during this Corona Virus Pandemic part 2.

Host Jah Scribe discusses current events pertaining to immigration. Issues include social, political, and economical issues facing immigrants of color. In this episode Jah Scribe discusses keeping immigration court's open while in the mids of the Corona Virus crisis. Part 1 of this discussion with music from the upcoming EP Pandemic "Things will get better."

Host Jah Scribe discusses current events pertaining to immigration. Issues include social, political, and economical issues facing immigrants of color. In this episode Jah Scribe discusses the allowing of the new Public charge rule by the American Supreme court. What this new rule means to incoming immigrants to America. The new bias Public charge rule by a antiimmigrant regime.

Host Jah Scribe discusses social, political, economic, and current events pertaining to immigration regarding people of color. In this the thirty fifth episode Trump's regime on sueing local courts to stop filing injunctions against their racist policies.

Host Jah Scribe discusses current social, political, and economic issues facing people of color in regards to immigration in America. On this the thirty fourth episode host Jah Scribe discusses the new list of countries eligible to apply for work visas to come to the United states. Another attempt by the Trume regime to limit immigration into the United states by people of color

Host Jah Scribe discusses social, political, and current events. Especially in this antiimmigration regime in the Trump administration. Jah Scribe offers his commentary on this bold face discrimination. In this the thirty second episode the focus is on Trump's administration using the census data to further discriminate against immigrants.

Host Jah Scribe discusses social, political, and current events facing people of color regarding immigration issues. Keep on the theme of Daca he discusses waiting on the court decision by the Supreme court on whether Daca be kept or discontinued. This decision weighing heavily on hundreds of thousands of Daca recipient.