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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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Challenges of minority-owned businesses; preview of African World Festival. Ep 4542.
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A look at efforts to increase organ donors. A program keeping talent in Detroit. Ep. 4541
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A look at “Detroit” the movie. A historian’s view on Detroit 1967. Ep. 4540
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Has Detroit media coverage changed since the 1967 rebellion? Ep 4539.
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Celebrating achievements of Black men; community event remembers Detroit ‘67. Ep 4538.
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Impact of President Trump’s policies on minorities; acquittals of police officers. Ep 4537
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A chat with DPS superintendent; new exhibit on the 1967 rebellion. Ep 4536.
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New book recounts the life of Jackie Wilson; special report on poverty. Ep 4535.
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Arise Detroit prepares for 11th Neighborhoods Day; new Detroit music with a message.
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Book tells stories of black Detroiters; original production addresses 1967 Detroit riots.
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JPMorgan Chase invests in city businesses; details on the Cinetopia Film Festival. Ep 4532
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A look at the state of foster care; a 6K race to raise money for cancer survivors. E 4531.