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Bro. Junious Stanton
Excerpt of Bro. Junious Stanton's show, "Cyber Sanctuary"
Bro. Junious Stanton host/producer of "Cyberspace Sanctuary: A Safe House for Your Mind,"
has a commitment to free thought and total liberation of African people world wide.
Junious Ricardo Stanton was born on February 18, 1948 and raised in Philadelphia
Pennsylvania. He attended Philadelphia public schools graduating from Germantown High
School in June of 1965. He enrolled in Cheyney State College in September of 1965 and
graduated in May of 1969 with a B.A. in Liberal Arts, English major and Social Science Minor.
Upon graduating from Cheyney Junious enrolled in the University of Pennsylvania's Graduate
School of Fine Arts earning a Master of City Planning in 1971. He married Sonjia Harmon in
August of 1970 and in August of 1972 he began working as a juvenile probation officer in
Philadelphia.
In November of 1990 Junious began producing and hosting a weekly radio program on WHAT
1340 AM called POSITIVELY BLACK . Shortly after he started the radio program he began
writing a local column by the same name for Scoop USA a community newspaper serving
Philadelphia., Chester Pa. and New Jersey. Later he self -syndicated the column to the National
Newspaper Publishers Association becoming one of several popular NNPA columnists.
Mayor Mark K. Bryant offered Junious a position on the Lawnside Planning Board and he began
serving first as an alternate and eventually moving up to become the Planning Board Chairman.
When Councilman Vernon Moore died in 2001 Mayor Bryant asked Junious to fill out the
remainder of the councilman's term which he did and he successfully ran for re-election with
Councilwoman Juanita Johnson Clark in 2001.
Currently Councilman Stanton is the President of the Borough Council and Chairman of the
Public Safety Committee. In addition to his civic responsibilities Councilman Stanton continues
to contribute to several newspapers and Websites, he is still involved in activist radio
producing and hosting two Internet radio programs The Digital Underground and The
Cyberspace Sanctuary, formerly heard on New Black City and the Blake Radio Network, now
on Harambee Radio, BlackMic Radio, and AKERU Global Radio.
Junious is a regular contributor to several E-groups, media organizations and Websites such
as HYPE Information Services, Afrikan.Net, Stewart Synopsis, Chicken Bones, The Talking
Drum, The Black World Today, The Black List at Marcus Garvey, Chat Afrik , Assata Shakur
Speaks, and many other outlets.
"The Internet offers a wonderful medium to counter global white supremacy, connect with
Africans world wide as well as inform and exhort our people to actualize our innate genius and
potential."
To contact Junious Ricardo Stanton: jstanton@justiceandhumanity.com
has a commitment to free thought and total liberation of African people world wide.
Junious Ricardo Stanton was born on February 18, 1948 and raised in Philadelphia
Pennsylvania. He attended Philadelphia public schools graduating from Germantown High
School in June of 1965. He enrolled in Cheyney State College in September of 1965 and
graduated in May of 1969 with a B.A. in Liberal Arts, English major and Social Science Minor.
Upon graduating from Cheyney Junious enrolled in the University of Pennsylvania's Graduate
School of Fine Arts earning a Master of City Planning in 1971. He married Sonjia Harmon in
August of 1970 and in August of 1972 he began working as a juvenile probation officer in
Philadelphia.
In November of 1990 Junious began producing and hosting a weekly radio program on WHAT
1340 AM called POSITIVELY BLACK . Shortly after he started the radio program he began
writing a local column by the same name for Scoop USA a community newspaper serving
Philadelphia., Chester Pa. and New Jersey. Later he self -syndicated the column to the National
Newspaper Publishers Association becoming one of several popular NNPA columnists.
Mayor Mark K. Bryant offered Junious a position on the Lawnside Planning Board and he began
serving first as an alternate and eventually moving up to become the Planning Board Chairman.
When Councilman Vernon Moore died in 2001 Mayor Bryant asked Junious to fill out the
remainder of the councilman's term which he did and he successfully ran for re-election with
Councilwoman Juanita Johnson Clark in 2001.
Currently Councilman Stanton is the President of the Borough Council and Chairman of the
Public Safety Committee. In addition to his civic responsibilities Councilman Stanton continues
to contribute to several newspapers and Websites, he is still involved in activist radio
producing and hosting two Internet radio programs The Digital Underground and The
Cyberspace Sanctuary, formerly heard on New Black City and the Blake Radio Network, now
on Harambee Radio, BlackMic Radio, and AKERU Global Radio.
Junious is a regular contributor to several E-groups, media organizations and Websites such
as HYPE Information Services, Afrikan.Net, Stewart Synopsis, Chicken Bones, The Talking
Drum, The Black World Today, The Black List at Marcus Garvey, Chat Afrik , Assata Shakur
Speaks, and many other outlets.
"The Internet offers a wonderful medium to counter global white supremacy, connect with
Africans world wide as well as inform and exhort our people to actualize our innate genius and
potential."
To contact Junious Ricardo Stanton: jstanton@justiceandhumanity.com
