American Black Journal explores new data about heart health in Black women, The Carr Center’s “Celebrating Black Arts” exhibit, and the 2024 NFL Draft.
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Gospel’s orgins and evolution, Gospel artist Darius Twyman, Detroit’s gospel history | American Black Journal
American Black Journal explores the origins and evolution of gospel music and Detroit’s influence on the genre nationwide.
‘GOSPEL’ docuseries, Techno pioneer Carl Craig, 2024 Sphinx Competition winner | American Black Journal
Kick off Black History Month with a look at three music genres and their connection to the African American experience. “GOSPEL” producer/director Stacey Holman discusses the new PBS docuseries featuring Henry Louis Gates, Jr. Pioneering techno producer Carl Craig talks about techno’s African American roots in Detroit. Plus, a performance by 2024 Sphinx Competition Senior Division winner Nathan Amaral.
Some young African Americans are moving away from the church toward individualized faith | Black Church in Detroit
Some young African Americans are moving away from the church. Black Church leaders discuss the changing faith practices of the younger generations.
Sickle cell disease treatment, Returning citizens’ Trauma Camp, DJ Drummer B | American Black Journal
The FDA approves new treatments for sickle cell disease. A trauma camp help returning citizens with re-entry. Plus, techno producer DJ Drummer B.
Detroit Police Department Chief James White discusses drop in the city’s violent crimes in 2023 | American Black Journal
The city of Detroit saw a drop in violent crimes in 2023. Detroit Police Chief James White discusses the strategies that contributed to the decrease.
Wayne State Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. tribute, United Way Racial Equity Fund | American Black Journal
Wayne State hosts a tribute to Martin Luther King, Jr.’s life and legacy. Plus, United Way for Southeastern Michigan’s Racial Equity Fund recipients.
Year in Review: Notable conversations and guests from 2023 | American Black Journal
As we head into the new year, American Black Journal revisits the thought-provoking conversations and notable guests from 2023.
Rev. Charles G. Adams’ legacy, Growing Michigan’s prosperity with Global Detroit | American Black Journal
“American Black Journal” reflects on the legacy of Rev. Dr. Charles G. Adams, and Global Detroit discusses driving population growth in Michigan.
Helping the homeless during the holidays, Cranbrook Museum’s Black realism exhibit | American Black Journal
Two local nonprofits offers resources for helping the homeless during the holidays. Plus, Cranbrook Art Museum unveils an exhibit on Black life in Detroit.
