“Colors of Cancer Race 4 Resources”
Clip: Season 45 Episode 31 | 8m 45sVideo has Closed Captions
Local non-profit will hold its first 6K race to raise money for cancer survivors. Ep 4531
The non-profit organization “Cancer Awareness and Resource Network” is holding its first 6K run and walk to raise money for cancer survivors. Episode 4531/Segment 3.
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“Colors of Cancer Race 4 Resources”
Clip: Season 45 Episode 31 | 8m 45sVideo has Closed Captions
The non-profit organization “Cancer Awareness and Resource Network” is holding its first 6K run and walk to raise money for cancer survivors. Episode 4531/Segment 3.
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Detroit Black Journal: Les Brown
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Clip: S45 Ep31 | 1m 54s | A 1998 Detroit Black Journal interview with motivational speaker Les Brown. Ep 4531/Seg 2. (1m 54s)
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Clip: S45 Ep31 | 10m 3s | A look at the state of foster care. Ep 4531/Seg 1. (10m 3s)
Pathways to Prison WKAR Panel Discussion
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Clip: S45 Ep31 | 3m 27s | A discussion on the issues and policies impacting the correctional system. Ep 4531/Seg 4. (3m 27s)
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