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Detroit Performs: Detroit Public Theatre & Friends
Detroit Public Theatre, Chautauqua Theater Company, Detroit Public TV & WNED Buffalo are partnering to bring two unique one-person shows to the small screen premiering Monday, 10/26, at 8 p.m. ET.
Black Voices Change Lives
Stephen Henderson talks with the President of the Detroit NAACP, Rev. Wendell Anthony, about the importance of this year’s election to the African American community.
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10/26/20: One Detroit – Michigan Opera Theatre / Marygrove / Alexander Vlahos / Detroit Youth Choir
Peter Whorf + Yuval Sharon interview about Michigan Opera Theatre stepping off the stage to bring audiences theatre in a way they've never seen by presenting the opera in the MOTs parking structure.
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10/25/20: American Black Journal – 2020 Election Roundtable
On the next American Black Journal, we convene our special roundtable guests for a frank conversation about the upcoming election.
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Policy Talks @ the Ford School
Detroit Public TV and the University of Michigan Ford School of Public Policy are partnering on a series of four crucial discussions with key newsmakers, news reporters and public officials on issues relating to the vote.
Michigan Senate Race: Down to the Wire
One Detroit contributors, Stephen Henderson from American Black Journal, and Nolan Finley from The Detroit News talk about the Gary Peters / John James Michigan Senate race.
Detroit Performs: Detroit Public Theatre & Friends
Detroit Public Theatre, Chautauqua Theater Company, Detroit Public TV & WNED Buffalo are partnering to bring two unique one-person shows to the small screen premiering Monday, 10/26, at 8 p.m. ET.
The high cost of high water
A Great Lakes Now report takes a look at the city of South Haven, MI, where the costs from high water damage are estimated to top $20 million.
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Each Thursday at noon, join the COVID313 Community Coalition for Families and Students for a Virtual Townhall focused on supporting parents, students, and families during the Coronavirus outbreak.
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Detroit Performs: Detroit Public Theatre & FriendsDetroit Public Theatre, Chautauqua Theater Company, Detroit Public TV & WNED Buffalo are partnering to bring two unique one-person shows to the small screen premiering Monday, 10/26, at 8 p.m. ET.[Read Now]
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Michigan Senate Race: Down to the WireOne Detroit contributors, Stephen Henderson from American Black Journal, and Nolan Finley from The Detroit News talk about the Gary Peters / John James Michigan Senate race.[Read Now]
Black Voices Change LivesStephen Henderson talks with the President of the Detroit NAACP, Rev. Wendell Anthony, about the importance of this year’s election to the African American community. [Read Now]