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American Black Journal
Jim Crow Museum/Detroit City Coming Back
Season 42
Episode 5
A FRANK DISCUSSION ABOUT RACISM, RACE RELATIONS AND RACIAL STEREOTYPES. WE’LL TALK WITH THE FOUNDER OF THE JIM CROW MUSEUM AT FERRIS STATE UNIVERSITY ABOUT HIS UNIQUE APPROACH TO BATTLING RACISM THROUGH THE USE OF RACIST MEMORABILIA. PLUS, A DETROIT MUSICIAN PRODUCES A SONG ABOUT THE CITY OF DETROIT’S COMEBACK, AND HE’S PULLED TOGETHER 80 MUSICAL ARTISTS TO RECORD THE UPLIFTING SONG. Episode 4205
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