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American Black Journal is an historic television program that has been presenting issues and events from African-American perspectives since 1968. It is designed to be fast-paced with more segments and a mix of field and studio elements. The segments feature topics about the arts and culture and also cover community issues such as politics, race, and religion.
The 39th Annual Detroit Jazz Festival
The world class Detroit jazz festival is right around the corner. Ep 4638
The projects changing Detroit; a non-profit is helping “chip away at cancer.” Ep 4636
A preview of this year’s Ribs R&B Music Festival; a look back at the show in 1968. Ep 4634
Concert of Colors/Rhythm & Blues Hall of Fame
Detroit’s annual “Concert of Colors;” R&B Hall of Fame Museum | Episode 4612
Arise Detroit/Women’s Conference
Arise Detroit Neighborhoods Day | A national women’s business conference | Episode 4630
The importance of building a legacy; a new bus tour traces Detroit’s history. Episode 4628
A Conversation with Dr. Michael Eric Dyson
A conversation with Dr. Michael Eric Dyson on the racial divide in America. Episode 4627
Roadshow – African Americans: Telling Our Story
A frank conversation about minorities in media. Roadshow January 2018
Immigration, Education & The Environment in SW Detroit
In-depth discussion on issues surrounding the southwest Detroit community.
American Black Journal Roadshow: Mentorship
Our panel of community and thought leaders discuss various aspects of mentorship.
Exploring Racial Attitudes in Detroit
Exploring white privilege, police & community relations, and racial biases.
Expert panel members discuss financial planning, home ownership, and generating wealth.
