Produced live at GBH Studios in Boston, Basic Black is the longest-running program on public television focusing on the interests of people of color. Originally called Say Brother, was created in 1968 during the height of the civil rights movement as a response to the demand for public television programs reflecting the concerns of communities of color.
Episodes
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Episode 19, Season 2023<br> Young, Gifted and Black - What’s on the Minds of Millennials and Gen Z’s of Color?
Millennials and Gen Z's of color share their thoughts and opinions on issues impacting their lives.26:46 -
Episode 18, Season 2023<br> Afro-Latino Influence in Music, Culture and Politics
What does it mean to be Afro-Latino?26:46 -
Episode 17, Season 2023<br> BIPOC Representation in the Media and Film Industry
BIPOC independent artists create stories that resonate with multicultural audiences.26:46 -
Episode 16, Season 2023<br> People of Color Living with Obesity
What are the available medical and health options for people of color living with obesity?26:46 -
Episode 15, Season 2023<br> Preparing Students for Jobs of the Future
How students of color can learn and thrive as they prepare for occupations of tomorrow.26:46 -
Episode 14, Season 2023<br> Super Tuesday and the Presidential Election
During this election cycle how will candidates energize Black and Brown voters?26:46 -
Episode 13, Season 2023<br> What is Owed? Reparations in Boston and Beyond
A new podcast on paying reparations to Black Americans in Massachusetts would look like.26:46 -
Episode 12, Season 2023<br> The History of Black Dolls
Black dolls have a historic and long lasting impact on culture and race.26:46 -
Episode 11, Season 2023<br> The Cost of Inheritance
A conversation about the World documentary, "The Cost of Inheritance."26:46 -
Episode 10, Season 2023<br> Criminal Justice Reform in Massachusetts
A progress report on Criminal Justice Reform in Massachusetts26:46