Best of ABJ 2019: Part 2
Clip: Season 48 Episode 4 | 12m 24sVideo has Closed Captions
Best of ABJ 2019: Part 2 | Episode 4804
We took on the topics that people were talking about in 2019, including: A controversial exhibit at the Charles H. Wright museum of African American history, The 400th anniversary of slavery in america Crime in the black community And construction woes for African American business owners on the avenue of fashion. Episode 4804/Segment 2
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Best of ABJ 2019: Part 2
Clip: Season 48 Episode 4 | 12m 24sVideo has Closed Captions
We took on the topics that people were talking about in 2019, including: A controversial exhibit at the Charles H. Wright museum of African American history, The 400th anniversary of slavery in america Crime in the black community And construction woes for African American business owners on the avenue of fashion. Episode 4804/Segment 2
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