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A look at this year’s Detroit Black Film Festival

A look at this year’s Detroit Black Film Festival

A look at this year’s Detroit Black Film Festival

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How one woman’s breast cancer diagnosis served as a call to action for Black women

How one woman’s breast cancer diagnosis served as a call to action for Black women

How one woman’s breast cancer diagnosis served as a call to action for Black women

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The nation's first Black-owned and operated television station marks 50 years since it first went on the air

The nation's first Black-owned and operated television station marks 50 years since it first went on the air

The nation's first Black-owned and operated television station marks 50 years since it first went on the air

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The Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History celebrates 60 years in the city

The Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History celebrates 60 years in the city

The Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History celebrates 60 years in the city

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New initiative called “100 Caring Congregations” is creating caregiving ministries in the city’s Black churches

New initiative called “100 Caring Congregations” is creating caregiving ministries in the city’s Black churches

New initiative called “100 Caring Congregations” is creating caregiving ministries in the city’s Black churches

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Panel of local agency leaders discuss the needs of older adults and their caregivers

Panel of local agency leaders discuss the needs of older adults and their caregivers

Panel of local agency leaders discuss the needs of older adults and their caregivers

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Award-winning jazz bassist Ron Carter reflects on his career

Award-winning jazz bassist Ron Carter reflects on his career

Award-winning jazz bassist Ron Carter reflects on his career

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The Easter season and the messages of resurrection in the Black church

The Easter season and the messages of resurrection in the Black church

The Easter season and the messages of resurrection in the Black church

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Detroit organizations working to end homelessness

Detroit organizations working to end homelessness

Detroit organizations working to end homelessness

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Michigan Supreme Court Justice Kyra Harris Bolden

Michigan Supreme Court Justice Kyra Harris Bolden

Michigan Supreme Court Justice Kyra Harris Bolden

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The current economic climate's effect on entrepreneurs

The current economic climate's effect on entrepreneurs

The current economic climate's effect on entrepreneurs

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Detroit Future City Forum’s keynote speaker shares message of racial and economic justice

Detroit Future City Forum’s keynote speaker shares message of racial and economic justice

Detroit Future City Forum’s keynote speaker shares message of racial and economic justice

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American Black Journal

Detroit jazz legend Marion Hayden named 2025 Kresge Eminent Artist

Award-winning jazz bassist, educator and mentor Marion Hayden has been named the 2025 Kresge Eminent Artist, one of metro Detroit’s highest honors. At 68, Hayden is the youngest artist to ever receive the award. "American Black Journal” host Stephen Henderson talks with Hayden about her musical journey, Detroit’s jazz legacy, and the legendary musicians that have influenced her career.

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Teach For America / Black Girls Code

Teach For America / Black Girls Code

Season 41 Episode 33

Teach For America / Black Girls Code

How innovative programs Teach for America and Black Girls Code are changing Detroit. 4133.

Michigan Office of Urban & Metropolitan Initiatives

Michigan Office of Urban & Metropolitan Initiatives

Season 41 Episode 32

Michigan Office of Urban & Metropolitan Initiatives

Discussion on the state and Detroit/Politics. Ep 4132