Black History Month
Arizona PBS features voices from the African American community as they discuss hope in the face of racism, impacting youth and the strength of Black culture.
Duku Anokye, Ph.D. honors the central roles of women
Duku Anokye, Ph.D. honors the central roles of women. (1m)
Ashlea Taylor on the value of therapy
Therapist Ashlea Taylor understands the struggles of being strong and seeking help. (59s)
Jason Turner on the importance of mental health support
Pastor Jason Turner has dealt with balancing mental health issues and faith. (59s)
Jason Turner on the Black church and mental health
Pastor Jason Turner has dealt with balancing mental health issues and faith. (59s)
Ashlea Taylor on emotional health for Black women
Therapist Ashlea Taylor understands the struggles of being strong and seeking help. (48s)
Daniel Young reflects on his military experience
Daniel Young reflects on his military experience. (1m)
Retha Hill on the strength of African American culture
Retha Hill, journalist and Director of New Media Innovation Lab at ASU's Cronkite School (1m)
David Hemphill on hope and power in the face of racism
David Hemphill, Executive Director of the Black Theatre Troupe (1m 34s)
Caress Russell, spoken word artist
Caress Russell, a poet and public speaker, performs "Bred for This." (2m 36s)
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