Watch Party: Celebrating “The Black Church” series
Join us February 1 for this live virtual watch party event as we explore and honor the significance and history of the Black Church in Detroit.
Read MoreFeb 1, 2021
Join us February 1 for this live virtual watch party event as we explore and honor the significance and history of the Black Church in Detroit.
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In an ongoing collaboration, American Black Journal and BridgeDetroit present a series of reports on issues threatening the lives of people of color and the groups advocating to protect them.
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