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American Black Journal
2012 Year End Review
Season 41
Episode 43
As we say goodbye to 2012, American Black Journal can’t help but want to look back at all those stories that dominated the headlines. We shed some light to the ones that should’ve garnered more attention. Is the mainstream media missing the racial implications of the right-to-work and emergency manager legislation? American Black Journal - Episode 4143
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