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American Black Journal
A ‘Great Migrations’ panel examines Black Americans’ impact on the nation
In conjunction with the PBS docuseries “Great Migrations,” “American Black Journal” examines the impact of the Great Migration on America. Host Stephen Henderson moderates a panel discussion with Dr. Henry Louis Gates Jr., filmmakers Nailah Ife Sims and Julia Marchesi, Motown Museum CEO Robin Terry, and Michigan Central's Director of Talent Development & Programming Clarinda Barnett-Harrison.
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