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Julie Dash / Negro Leagues

Julie Dash / Negro Leagues

Season 41 Episode 56
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Detroit History Book / NASP Awards

Detroit History Book / NASP Awards

Season 41 Episode 58
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Walk to Freedom 50th Anniversary

Walk to Freedom 50th Anniversary

Season 41 Episode 60
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Walk to Freedom 50th/Arise Detroit

Walk to Freedom 50th/Arise Detroit

Season 41 Episode 61
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Healthy Eating / Black Male Health

Healthy Eating / Black Male Health

Season 41 Episode 63
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Paradise Valley Music Festival

Paradise Valley Music Festival

Season 41 Episode 64
26:44
Emerging Leader Award/Skillman

Emerging Leader Award/Skillman

Season 41 Episode 65
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Detroit Police Chief James Craig

Detroit Police Chief James Craig

Season 41 Episode 66
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Detroit Public Schools EM Jack Martin

Detroit Public Schools EM Jack Martin

Season 41 Episode 67
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American Black Journal

Detroit Area Agency on Aging / Restructuring Detroit

Season 41 Episode 55

The Detroit Area Agency on Aging talks about the results of a recent series of summits focusing on the un-met needs of the elderly and their caregivers. Plus, a local minority-owned consulting firm has developed a bold plan to turnaround Detroit’s financial situation. We’ll discuss what’s in the plan and what makes it different. Episode 4155.

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