President Obama's "My Brother's Keeper" / Julian Bond
Season 43 Episode 38 | 26m 53sVideo has Closed Captions
A discussion on efforts to provide African-American youth educational opportunities & more
On this episode of American Black Journal, a discussion on collaborative local efforts to provide disadvantaged African American youth with educational opportunities. Ken Coleman takes us through this date in Detroit Black History. And in memory of the recently passed civil rights icon, we take a look back on Stephen Henderson’s 2013 interview with Julian Bond.
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American Black Journal is a local public television program presented by Detroit PBS
President Obama's "My Brother's Keeper" / Julian Bond
Season 43 Episode 38 | 26m 53sVideo has Closed Captions
On this episode of American Black Journal, a discussion on collaborative local efforts to provide disadvantaged African American youth with educational opportunities. Ken Coleman takes us through this date in Detroit Black History. And in memory of the recently passed civil rights icon, we take a look back on Stephen Henderson’s 2013 interview with Julian Bond.
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Clip: S43 Ep38 | 10m 15s | We take a look back at an interview with Bond regarding his work with civil rights mvmt. (10m 15s)
Clip: S43 Ep38 | 13m 46s | Local efforts to provide disadvantaged African American youth w/ educational opportunities (13m 46s)
Clip: S43 Ep38 | 41s | Trumpeter Donald Byrd debut, the death WGPR-TV Dr William Banks, and Harold Bledsoe (41s)
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