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American Black Journal

Detroit’s faith-based community addresses the mental health crisis facing Black youth

Season 53 Episode 21

Detroit's faith-based community is helping address the escalating mental health crisis among Black youth. “American Black Journal” host Stephen Henderson talks with Bishop Mbiyu Chui of Shrine of the Black Madonna, Rev. Jonathan Betts Fields of Hartford Memorial Baptist Church, and Karra Thomas of the Detroit Wayne Integrated Health Network (DWIHN) about efforts to support youth in Detroit.

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ABJ 50th/Morningside
26:46
Celebrating our 50th anniversary. Episode 4623
Black Attacks/Kidney Month
26:47
Racist attacks on African Americans; fighting kidney disease in the community. Ep 4622
Bookstock/Milestones
26:46
Details on this year’s Bookstock; helping at-risk boys develop into leaders. Ep 4621
MLK Plot/Cass Scholars
26:36
Who actually killed MLK? Plus, a program to help develop the next civic leaders. Ep 4620
Stanley Nelson
26:48
Marlowe Stoudamire interviews filmmaker Stanley Nelson. Episode 4619
Denise Nicholas/Civil Rights
26:16
Actress & activist Denise Nicholas. The state of the civil rights movement. Ep 4618
Wes Moore/Small Biz
26:46
Best-selling author Wes Moore; Helping business owners build a customer base. Ep 4617
Morehouse/St. Stephen
24:56
A celebration of music and black history/ A Motown milestone anniversary. Ep 4616
Black Panther/Kids Guide
26:46
The impact of the Black Panther film; An online guide to activities in Detroit. Ep 4615
Book Expo/Black Literacy Forum
26:46
The importance of literacy in the black community. Ep 4614
Evans History/Ad Women
26:46
Warren Evans talks about his family roots; a look at black women in advertising. Ep 4613
Detroit Homeless Continuum of Care/Equitable Dev. Initiative
26:46
An approach to get the homeless off the streets. Minority developers in Detroit. Ep 4612
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