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American Black Journal
Supporting Detroit’s Youth / BALL Foundation / Racquet Up
Season 43
Episode 32
Efforts to improve the quality of life for young children and their families in Detroit. Plus, we discuss two local sports programs that are providing Detroit youth with a life-changing experience. Episode 4332.
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