Shackled Immigrants
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An exploratory examination of how slavery and racism impacted the social and economic progress of African-Americans as compared to other immigrant groups. (2203)
Do Pollutants & Parasites Cause All Disease?
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Do pollutants and/or parasites, working in tandem in the body, cause all disease? According to Dr. Hulda Clark, author of The Cure For All Diseases, the normal suspects (lack of exercise, vitamin deficiencies, hormone...
Killing Parasites and Cleansing The Body
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On this Tony Brown’s Journal program, “Self-Health: Killing Parasites and Cleansing The Body,” Dr. Hulda Clark explains her techniques that have the potential to support optimal well-being that will detect and elimin...
The Changing Face of Black Higher Education
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The changing ethnic composition of traditional Black colleges and universities and the normal issues facing all institutions of higher learning present unique challenges for educators faced with the original mission o...
Black Children: Can We Do More?
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A special report on the Atlanta killings and a discussion of what can be done. Guests: LeBaron Taylor, Camella Bell, Evelyn Moore and Rock Newman. (415)
A Can Do Lady
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Facing a monumental crisis in public education today, leaders in various sectors of society are searching for answers to poor academic achievement. Surprisingly, one shining example of academic excellence can be foun...
July 4 — Tear On The Face of America
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A filmed examination of how the moral damage of segregation and racial discrimination against Black American citizens has left what figuratively amounts to the stain that a dried tear leaves on a face. (923)
The Shrine of the Black Madonna
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Poetess Sonia Sanchez helps Rev. Albert Cleage, Jr. celebrate African heritage at the Shrine of the Black Madonna in Detroit, c. 1970. (4026)
Does Culture Trump Race?
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According to scientific studies, all humans are 99.9 percent genetically identical. However, the Atlantic slave trade was based on skin color, which scientists say is determined by only six of 40,000 genes or just on...
