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American Black Journal
The History of the Black Catholic Church in Detroit
Season 50
Episode 17
"American Black Journal" continues its series on The Black Church in Detroit with an examination of the impact and contributions Black Catholics and parishes have made in Detroit. Host Stephen Henderson and producer AJ Walker will explore the history of the Black Catholic Church, its support during the civil rights movements and its focus on equal rights and racial justice. Episode 5017
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