Interview with Jaylen Smith Mayor Earle, Arkansas youngest Black mayor in the country’s history
Interview with Jaylen Smith Mayor of Earle Arkansas youngest Black Mayor in the country’s history
Black History
The Truth About Black History
The Truth About Black History and The White Lies Dr. Claud Anderson
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By Glenn Frizell BLACK HISTORY, NOTABLE BROADCASTERS, J.C. Hayward is an television journalist and anchorwoman and was the first anchorwoman in the District. Born Jacqueline Hayward, she grew up an…
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By Glenn Frizell BLACK HISTORY, NOTABLE BROADCASTERS, FEB. 20: Ananda Lewis is an American television personality, model, and social activist. Lewis was born in 1973 in Los Angeles, California to…
BLACK HISTORY, NOTABLE BROADCASTERS Series, Max Robinson
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BLACK HISTORY, NOTABLE BROADCASTERS Series, Percy Ellis Sutton
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BLACK HISTORY, NOTABLE BROADCASTERS Series, Bernard Shaw
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BLACK HISTORY, NOTABLE BROADCASTERS,Series, William Venoid Banks
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