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MLK Plot/Cass Scholars

MLK Plot/Cass Scholars

Season 46 Episode 20
26:36
Bookstock/Milestones

Bookstock/Milestones

Season 46 Episode 21
26:46
Black Attacks/Kidney Month

Black Attacks/Kidney Month

Season 46 Episode 22
26:47
ABJ 50th/Morningside

ABJ 50th/Morningside

Season 46 Episode 23
26:46
Flint/Small Business

Flint/Small Business

Season 46 Episode 24
26:46
10,000 Small Businesses/Storytellers

10,000 Small Businesses/Storytellers

Season 46 Episode 25
26:48
Ford Fund/Booster

Ford Fund/Booster

Season 46 Episode 26
26:46
Family Biz/Bus Tour

Family Biz/Bus Tour

Season 46 Episode 28
26:45
Detroiters/Velodrome

Detroiters/Velodrome

Season 46 Episode 29
26:45
Arise Detroit/Women’s Conference

Arise Detroit/Women’s Conference

Season 46 Episode 30
26:46
Launch Michigan/FARM

Launch Michigan/FARM

Season 46 Episode 31
26:46
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American Black Journal

Stanley Nelson

Season 46 Episode 19

“Tell Them we are Rising” is the newest documentary by filmmaker Stanley Nelson. The film takes a look at the importance of historically black colleges and universities in this nation’s culture. It aired earlier this year on PBS, and a screening took place at the Charles H. Wright museum of African American history. Marlowe Stoudamire sat down with Nelson to talk about the film. Episode 4619

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