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![Let your voice be heard: One of the first Black radio talk show hosts, Taliaferro used the San Francisco Bay Area's airwaves for 40 years to "speak his mind," debating political and cultural issues as well as breaking racial barriers. To fix today's institutions, he says, requires the creation of forums where diverse voices can be heard. "I hope that talk becomes the theme of what we do in the United States from government across [other areas] so we can have a stronger nation with tremendous, insightful understanding," says Ray Taliaferro.](http://cdn4.blackenterprise.com/wp-content/blogs.dir/1/files/2011/01/On-air-150x150.jpg "On-air")
6 Life Lessons from Media Trailblazers
At an NABJ event honoring the late Ed Bradley, Hall of Fame journalists share their rules for success
<strong>Let your voice be heard:</strong> One of the first Black radio talk show hosts, Taliaferro…
By Derek T. Dingle
February 1, 2011
Tags: 60 Minutes, Barack Obama, Ed Bradley, Eugene Robinson, Ida B. Wells Award, Jacqueline "JC" Hayward, Merri Dee, Michel Martin, National Association of Black Journalists Hall of Fame Gala, Ray Taliaferro, roland martin, Ruth Streeter, Tamron Hall, Valerie Jarrett, Vernon Jarrett, Vincent Gray, Walterene "Walt" Swanston
