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American Black Journal
Detroit's Entertainment Roots
Season 42
Episode 14
Air Date: 2/2/14. Detroit Historical Museum to honor first black-owned TV station (http://on.fb.me/MFyG8k); The music, life, and legacy of Rock and Roll Hall-of-Famer, Little Willie John (http://on.fb.me/1fEP3u2); Moments in Detroit's black history with Ken Coleman (http://bit.ly/1hYHZdb). Episode 4214.
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