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American Black Journal
ARISE Detroit!, COTS 40th Anniversary, Aisha Ellis Trio
Season 50
Episode 28
"American Black Journal" gets a preview of Detroit's annual citywide community service event, " ARISE Detroit! Neighborhoods Day." Then, the Coalition on Temporary Shelter (COTS) celebrates 40 years of helping to curb homelessness and poverty. Plus, a performance by Detroit percussionist Aisha Ellis and her trio. Episode 5028
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