For Women’s History Month this March, “American Black Journal” celebrates two African American women trailblazers, Michigan Court of Claims Judge Hon. Cynthia Stephens and the late author and anthropologist Zora Neale Hurston, whose accomplishments have paved the way for future generations of African Americans.
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This Week’s COVID313 Town Hall Features: February marks the beginning of Black History Month, the...
Read MoreHost Stephen Henderson catches up with the Detroit Book City bookstore to learn about its upcoming African American Family Book Expo, its initiative to further literacy in communities of color and being able to promote the joy of reading to Black families in Southeast Michigan.
Read MoreHost Stephen Henderson sits down with Dr. W. Marvin Dulaney, the president of the Association for the Study of African American Life and History (ASALH), for a captivating conversation about ASALH’s founding of Black History Month and it’s importance in today’s racial landscape.
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Host Stephen Henderson learns more about the history of Black History Month, its founding and its importance today. Then, Stephen talks with the Detroit Book City bookstore about their upcoming African American Family Book Expo meant to further literacy in communities of color. Plus, we’ll share one of the winning performances at this year’s 25th annual Sphinx Competition.
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