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American Black Journal
On This Day Detroit – 3/27/16
Ken Coleman takes a look back at important moments in Detroit’s black history. This week’s edition features the First Michigan Colored Regime, a 1941 UAW strike at Ford Motor Company, and music legend Marvin Gaye. Episode 4425/Segment 2.
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Warren Evans talks about his family roots; a look at black women in advertising. Ep 4613
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An approach to get the homeless off the streets. Minority developers in Detroit. Ep 4612
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A man goes from a killer to a graduate and author; Remembering John Barfield. Ep 4611
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A celebration of MLK, an analysis of hate crimes. Ep 4610
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A Detroit museum celebrates its 1st anniversary; making the community healthier; Ep 4609
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Hate crimes are on the rise; local students call for hugs, not bullets. Ep 4606
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Motor City Re-Store, plus Mend on the Move jewelry. Ep 4605
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A Detroit non-profit recognizes local heroes; guitarist Billy Davis. Ep 4604
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An episode focused on education in Detroit. Ep 4603
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Preparing children and adults for jobs of today and the future. Episode 4602
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The Hudson Webber Foundation, Dolls of Color. Ep 4601
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Women’s roles in Detroit’s resurgence and the fight against breast cancer. Ep 4551