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Basic Black: The Legacy of Soul Train; Battling Mental Illness in Communities of Color
Arts & Culture | Health | Politics
Originally broadcast on February, 10, 2012
A conversation on the legacy of Don Cornelius and the impact of Soul Train on music, media, dance, and African American empowerment. Also, a discussion on the disparities and taboos in treating mental health in communities of color.
Basic Black Live: The Black Church, Hip Hop and Gay Marriage
Arts & Culture | Black Boston | Politics
(Originally broadcast on June 1, 2012)
From President Obama’s support of same sex marriage to the dominating influence of hip hop culture, the black church finds itself on the front page of a national conversation about its identity, relevance, and impact. Will support for Obama's presidential bid fade in the upcoming election? Has the church adequately addressed the needs of a younger generation? Is this an opportunity for new voices to emerge in the evolution of the black church?
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Basic Black After the Broadcast: The Black Church and Gay Marriage
Arts & Culture | Black Boston | Politics
(Originally streamed June 1, 2012)
With President Obama’s support of same sex marriage the black church finds itself on the front page of a national conversation about its identity, relevance, and impact. Will support for Obama's presidential bid fade in the upcoming election? Has the church adequately addressed the needs of a younger generation? Is this an opportunity for new voices to emerge in the evolution of the black church?
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Basic Black Live: The Black Church, Hip Hop and Gay Marriage
Arts & Culture | Black Boston | Politics
(Originally broadcast on June 1, 2012)
From President Obama’s support of same sex marriage to the dominating influence of hip hop culture, the black church finds itself on the front page of a national conversation about its identity, relevance, and impact. Will support for Obama's presidential bid fade in the upcoming election? Has the church adequately addressed the needs of a younger generation? Is this an opportunity for new voices to emerge in the evolution of the black church?
more
Basic Black: The Legacy of Soul Train; Battling Mental Illness in Communities of Color
Arts & Culture | Health | Politics
Originally broadcast on February, 10, 2012
A conversation on the legacy of Don Cornelius and the impact of Soul Train on music, media, dance, and African American empowerment. Also, a discussion on the disparities and taboos in treating mental health in communities of color.
A Conversation with Lee Daniels, Director of "Precious"
Arts & Culture | Black Boston | Politics
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Toure: Who's Afraid of Post-Blackness?
Arts & Culture | Black Boston | Politics
Touré, writer, cultural critic, and TV personality discussed his newest book Who's Afraid of Post-Blackness: What it Means to be Black Now, at the African Meeting House in Boston on January 26, 2012.
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That's A Fact: Young, Gifted, and Black
Bunker Hill Community College held the opening reception Feb. 9 for its latest exhibit “That’s a Fact: Young, Gifted and Black.” Many of the area’s best and brightest artists, filmmakers, musicians, writers and photographers were invited to display and celebrate their art.more
A Conversation with Nelson George
An interview with author Nelson George.
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Karen B. McLean Dade
Arts & Culture | Black Boston | Education | Health
Author and educator Karen B. McLean Dade led a "call & response" during her book signing at Frugal's Bookstore in Roxbury (Massachusetts).
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