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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Stress and Healing
How stress impacts Black Americans health and the types of healing modalities available.26:46 -
Beyond Claudine Gay: Women, Power, and Politics
Beyond Claudine Gay: Women, Power, and Politics26:46 -
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Phillis in Boston
Phillis in Boston is a play about poet Phillis Wheatley her impactful return from London.26:46 -
Hispanic and Latin Culture
Celebrating the diversity of Hispanic and Latin cultures thriving across the Commonwealth.26:46 -
Free Community College & Black Americans' Trust in the News
Higher education leaders discuss the success and potential of new workforce program.26:46 -
BIPOC Women Surviving Breast Cancer
We discuss the racial disparities in breast cancer care and treatment for women of color.26:46 -
Memorable Episodes
Callie Crossley reflects on memorable episodes as she steps down as host on Basic Black.26:46 -
The March on Washington & The Bay State Banner
The new co-owners of The Bay State Banner reflect on the legacy of The March on Washington26:46