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American Black Journal
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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A record number of Americans cast their ballots in one of the most divisive presidential elections we have ever seen.
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A new exhibit at the Charles H. Wright Museum illustrates why African Americans should vote. Plus, a Detroit artist pulls together a collection of international posters with political themes.
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Our roundtable is back to weigh in on the upcoming presidential election | Episode 4842
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Diversity in the Nation’s Newsrooms/Journalists | Episode 4838
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Black Lives Matter Detroit Chapter/Detroit Activists | Episode 4837
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The Detroit Phoenix Center/Detroit Jazz City | Episode 4836
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Detroit Area Agency on Aging/Sundown Towns | Episode 4834
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A discussion on racism’s impact on African American health, & more diversity in the arts.