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American Black Journal

On This Day Detroit – 10/9/16

Ken Coleman takes a look back at important moments in Detroit’s Black history. Episode 4501/Segment 2.

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Childhood Development / The Success of White Construction
26:46
Childhood development in Michigan; success of Detroit-based White Construction. Ep 4233.
Underground Railroad Conference / Bridging Lost Gaps Program
26:45
Underground Railroad conference comes to town; Detroiter inspires black males. Ep 4232.
1964 Freedom Summer / ARISE Detroit! Neighborhoods Day
26:46
Local connection to the 1964 Freedom Summer Project, plus Detroit pride goes on display.
Detroit Blight Removal Task Force / Grace Lee Boggs
26:45
We take a look at the recommendations of the Detroit Blight Removal Task Force. Ep 4230.
Celebrating Black Music Month with Regina Carter
26:46
Jazz violinist Regina Carter talks about her career and growing up in Detroit. Ep 4229.
Fatherhood / Black Singlehood
26:46
Black fathers, families, and relationships. Episode 4228.
Brown vs. Board of Education / "Belle"
26:46
Brown vs. Board of Education; discussion of groundbreaking film, "Belle." Ep 4227.
Ford Freedom/ African Liberation Day
26:45
Ford Freedom Award honors extraordinary heroes; African Liberation Day activities.
Coleman A. Young Foundation / One Day in Detroit
26:48
Local foundation provides scholarships for youth; Detroiters document one day in the city.
The NBA and Racism / The Sphinx Organization and Inclusion
26:46
Fallout from Donald Sterling scandal; Sphinx Organization fosters diversity. Episode 4224.
Detroit Future City / Fifth Third Bank MI State Fair
26:46
Detroit's future; how local kids can win scholarships at the Michigan State Fair. Ep 4223.
Foster Care Awareness Month / Project Healthy Living
26:46
The Children's Center discusses Foster Care Awareness Month; Project Healthy Living
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