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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.
Small Business Workshop/Fresh Nation
Small Business Workshop/Fresh Nation | Episode 4715
The 2019 Detroit Policy Conference
The 2019 Detroit Policy Conference | Episode 4713
The African American Leadership Awards/Black Art
American Black Journal Episode 4711
Wolverine Bar Association/The Carr Center
American Black Journal Episode 4709
Mosaic Youth Theatre/22nd Annual Sphinx Competition
Mosaic Youth Theatre/22nd Annual Sphinx Competition
Top Headlines Impacting African Americans in 2019
A panel of special guests on top headlines impacting African Americans in 2019.
This is American Black Journal’s 50th anniversary, and that is something to celebrate.
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.
1997 ABJ Clip: The Black Community Revitalizing Detroit
1997 American Black Journal Clip: The Black Community Revitalizing Detroit | Ep 4716/Seg 2
1993 Detroit Black Journal Clip
1993 Detroit Black Journal Clip: Teaching Youth How to be Entrepreneurs | Ep 4715/Seg 2
1991 Detroit Black Journal Clip: Lloyd Storely
1991 Detroit Black Journal Clip: Lloyd Storely, Tap Dancer
1969 Report by Host Tony Brown
1969 Report by Host Tony Brown: The Role of Detroit’s African American Middle Class
