On This Day Detroit – 7/5/15
Clip: Season 43 Episode 31 | 30s
We look back at black history on this date in Detroit. Ep 4331/Seg 2.
Ken Coleman looks back this date in Detroit’s black history. Significant events include the birth of award-winning actress Della Reese, a feature in Jet magazine on Civil Rights attorneys Claudia Morcom and Anna Diggs, and the election of Gregory Ingram to serve as bishop at Oak Grove A.M.E. church. Episode 4331/Segment 2.
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American Black Journal is a local public television program presented by Detroit PBS
On This Day Detroit – 7/5/15
Clip: Season 43 Episode 31 | 30s
Ken Coleman looks back this date in Detroit’s black history. Significant events include the birth of award-winning actress Della Reese, a feature in Jet magazine on Civil Rights attorneys Claudia Morcom and Anna Diggs, and the election of Gregory Ingram to serve as bishop at Oak Grove A.M.E. church. Episode 4331/Segment 2.
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