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American Black Journal
Wayne State / Disability Network / Plowshares Theatre
Season 48
Episode 30
On this episode of American Black Journal: the President of Wayne State University talks about plans for the fall semester amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Plus, help for the disabled during the public health crisis. And, a theatre production about Detroit’s black bottom neighborhood.
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