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Journalist Aaron Foley Debuts ‘Boys Come First’ Novel

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Journalist Aaron Foley debuts “Boys Come First” novel based in Detroit.

What does it look like on the inside of a friendship between three millennial gay Black friends in Detroit? In recognition of Pride Month, producer AJ Walker sits down with journalist and author Aaron Foley to talk about his new novel, including the controversial social, political and humanistic topics he covers and what he believes makes his characters different than those in other novels.

06/15/2022

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American Black Journal is a local public television program presented by Detroit PBS

Black Museums, Institutions Host Juneteenth Celebration

Black Museums, Institutions Host Juneteenth Celebration

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Clip: S50 Ep24 | 8m 42s | How the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History plans to celebrate Juneteenth (8m 42s)

BLAC Policy Recommendations to Reduce Racial Equity Gaps

BLAC Policy Recommendations to Reduce Racial Equity Gaps

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Clip: S50 Ep24 | 8m 12s | Black Leadership Advisory Council recommends policies to reduce racial equity gaps. (8m 12s)

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American Black Journal is a local public television program presented by Detroit PBS