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Juneteenth at the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History and Faith in Detroit
Season 54
Episode 23
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A conversation with Dr. Yusef Bunchy Shakur and a look at The Jackson Home
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Episode 25
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Black Church in Detroit series examines voting, a “Faith in Detroit” story
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Episode 30
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Iconic hug photo from 1948 World Series, preserving the contributions of women jazz artists in Detroit
Season 54
Episode 22
How a 1948 photo of two baseball players hugging after a World Series Game 4 victory became a symbol of racial harmony and unity. Plus, American Black Journal looks at an oral history project that’s preserving the legacies of Detroit’s women jazz artists.
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Black Church’s role reducing gun violence, Plowshares Theatre “Hastings Street” musical
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ARISE Detroit! Neighborhoods Day, COTS 40th Anniversary and drummer Aisha Ellis performs.
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Black Church in Detroit: Gospel Music in the Black Church | Episode 5026
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Examining the efforts to reduce gun violence in communities of color
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Juneteenth celebration, reducing racial equity gaps, and “Boys Come First” novel.
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The Midwest Invitational Rodeo, a new Detroit Riverfront park and trumpeter Kris Johnson.
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Trudy Gallant Stokes examines how mental health intersects with faith in the Black Church.
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Buffalo Grocery Store Shooting/Rising Cost of Water | Episode 5021
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Mental Health Awareness Month, COVID in Michigan | Episode 5020
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Bookstock Returns, MOCAD Spring Exhibit/Aaron Lewys
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Patrick Lyoya and Police Reform, Davóne Tines Portrays Malcolm X | Episode 5018
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The History of the Black Catholic Church in Detroit