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American Black Journal
19th annual Neighborhoods Day honors legacy of ARISE Detroit! Founder Luther Keith
Federal funding cuts and freezes are putting increased pressure on Michigan nonprofits. “American Black Journal” host Stephen Henderson talks with McGregor Fund President Kate Levin Markel and Focus: HOPE CEO Portia Roberson about how these cuts are impacting programs, services and staffing for Detroit area nonprofits.
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Examining the efforts to reduce gun violence in communities of color
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Juneteenth celebration, reducing racial equity gaps, and “Boys Come First” novel.
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The Midwest Invitational Rodeo, a new Detroit Riverfront park and trumpeter Kris Johnson.
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Trudy Gallant Stokes examines how mental health intersects with faith in the Black Church.
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Buffalo Grocery Store Shooting/Rising Cost of Water | Episode 5021
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Mental Health Awareness Month, COVID in Michigan | Episode 5020
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Bookstock Returns, MOCAD Spring Exhibit/Aaron Lewys
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Patrick Lyoya and Police Reform, Davóne Tines Portrays Malcolm X | Episode 5018
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The History of the Black Catholic Church in Detroit
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Domestic Violence Calls Increase/Detroit Summer Jobs Program | Episode 5014
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Fisher Body Plant Redevelopment, Black Mothers Maternal Mortality Rate