Extras
Kym Worthy reflects on the Malice Green murder, court case
Kym Worthy reflects on the 30th anniversary of Malice Green’s murder by Detroit police.
Kym Worthy reflects on the Malice Green murder, court case
'Detroit Black Journal’ archive: The Malice Green murder
Revisit a “Detroit Black Journal” episode from 1993 on the Malice Green murder case.
'Detroit Black Journal’ archive: The Malice Green murder
The state of diversity, equity, inclusion in the workplace
Examining the state of DEI efforts in the workplace after George Floyd’s death.
The state of diversity, equity, inclusion in the workplace
New Ebiara Fund helps Detroit’s minority developers
A new fund plans to target and help Detroit’s minority real estate developers.
New Ebiara Fund helps Detroit’s minority developers
Remembering Detroit education advocate Tyrone Winfrey
Detroit Public Schools Executive Director of Community Affairs Tyrone Winfrey passes away.
Remembering Detroit education advocate Tyrone Winfrey
Detroit's Birwood Wall receives Michigan Historical Marker
The wall was installed to separate housing for whites from African American neighborhoods.
Detroit's Birwood Wall receives Michigan Historical Marker
Detroit Bass Day celebrates with The Temptations tribute
The 9th annual celebration features spoken word poetry from the "Papa Was Project."
Detroit Bass Day celebrates with The Temptations tribute
Black women entrepreneurs face unique business challenges
Black women entrepreneurs face unique business challenges | Episode 5046/Segment 1
Black women entrepreneurs face unique business challenges
Low U.S. Army Recruitment Leads to Soldier Shortage
The army's low recruitment of youth has caused a soldier shortage. Bill Kubota reports.
Low U.S. Army Recruitment Leads to Soldier Shortage
Black-owned law firm Lewis & Munday marks 50th anniversary
Lewis & Munday, P.C., located in Detroit, marks its 50th anniversary in the Motor City.
Black-owned law firm Lewis & Munday marks 50th anniversary
2022 Detroit Doll Show returns after two-year COVID hiatus
Visit the 2022 Detroit Doll Show at Marygrove Conservancy from 11 a.m. - 6 p.m. Nov. 12.
2022 Detroit Doll Show returns after two-year COVID hiatus
Detroit’s home repair needs and the impact on neighborhoods
Nearly 37,630 Detroit homes need major repairs, but residents face financial barriers.
Detroit’s home repair needs and the impact on neighborhoods
Detroiters face financial barriers to fix home repairs
Learn more about Detroit’s home repair program and whether you’re eligible for assistance.
Detroiters face financial barriers to fix home repairs
Forgotten Harvest CEO Kirk Mayes’ Impact and Future
Forgotten Harvest CEO Kirk Mayes has announced he’s stepping down at the end of 2022.
Forgotten Harvest CEO Kirk Mayes’ Impact and Future
Forgotten Harvest CEO Kirk Mayes’ Extended Interview
Forgotten Harvest CEO Kirk Mayes’ Extended Interview | Episode 5042/Extended Segment
Forgotten Harvest CEO Kirk Mayes’ Extended Interview
Dr. Nikolai Vitti discusses DPSCD’s COVID recovery, future
COVID recovery, absenteeism, and investing in infrastructure: A look at DPSCD’s future.
Dr. Nikolai Vitti discusses DPSCD’s COVID recovery, future
Detroit’s historical Black fraternities and sororities
Tour Detroit’s Black fraternities and sororities and learn about their contributions.
Detroit’s historical Black fraternities and sororities
Detroit Expat Artists: Homecoming
Detroit Expat Artists: Homecoming | Episode 5041/Segment 3
Detroit Expat Artists: Homecoming
September is Black Reading Month
September is Black Reading Month encourages African Americans to read Black literature.
September is Black Reading Month
Detroit Artist Aaron Ibn Pori Pitts Passes Away
Renowned Detroit artist Aaron Ibn Pori Pitts passed away at the age of 80 years old.
Detroit Artist Aaron Ibn Pori Pitts Passes Away
3rd Annual Detroit Black Film Festival
The 3rd annual Detroit Black Film Festival returns September 21-25, 2022.
3rd Annual Detroit Black Film Festival
Michigan Barber Schools Reflects on 75 Years of Teaching
Michigan Barber Schools Reflects on 75 Years of Teaching