Detroit Public Television Honors Black History Month with a Variety of Programming Throughout February
Detroit Public Television is proud to celebrate Black History this February and all year...
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Women’s History Month: The role of women in the Black Church | The Black Church in Detroit
American Black Journal’s “Black Church in Detroit” series examines the role of women in the Black church. Host Stephen Henderson discusses the issues impacting Black women in the church with two Detroit women ministers: Rev. Dr. Constance Simon of Fellowship Chapel and Rev. Dr. Remonia Chapman of Hartford Memorial Baptist Church.
Read MoreRev. Horace Sheffield III discusses his dad’s legacy, Black leadership for Black History Month
For Black History Month, Rev. Horace Sheffield III reflects on his father’s legacy, what it was like growing up with a front-row seat to the civil rights movement, and the influence early civil rights leaders had on him.
Read More2/02/23: One Detroit – Local AAPI community vigil, Tyre Nichols death, Black History Month, Sculptor Austen Brantley, One Detroit Weekend
Michigan’s AAPI community holds a local vigil for the victims of the Monterey Park and Half Moon Bay shootings. Stephen Henderson hosts a roundtable on Tyre Nichols death. ASALH President Dr. W. Marvin Dulaney shares the founding of Black History Month. Detroit-based sculptor Austen Brantley shares more about his exhibit “Musé,” and two upcoming projects. Plus, weekend events in metro Detroit.
Read MoreSeptember is Black Reading Month Encourages People to Read Black Authors, Understand Black History
September is Black Reading Month Co-Founder Malik Yakini joins “American Black Journal” host Stephen Henderson to talk about the 43rd anniversary of the annual observance, why people should read Black writers, improving literacy rates, and how African Americans can understand their history and culture through stories written by Black authors.
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