Detroit, a city of resilience and transformation, embodies both the aspirations and challenges of the Black American experience. This episode explores the Great Migration of the early 1900s, when Black families moved from the rural South to Detroit, seeking opportunities in the booming automotive industry. Amidst the promise of factory jobs, they faced racial tensions and discrimination but built strong communities and forged a vibrant cultural scene. Discover how music became the city's heartbeat—from the jazz and blues of the 1920s to the revolutionary Motown sound that redefined global music. Witness the city's pivotal moments, including the 1967 riots and the rise of leaders like Mayor Coleman Young. Through triumphs and tribulations, Detroit's Black community continues its relentless pursuit of identity, justice, and creative expression.
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Atlanta pulses with life—a city woven from threads of history, culture, and resilience. From its origins as a railroad hub named Terminus to its pivotal role in the Civil Rights Movement, Atlanta embodies transformation. This episode journeys through time to uncover the city's metamorphosis, spotlighting influential figures like Martin Luther King Jr., Maynard Jackson, and John Lewis. Explore how Atlanta's past informs its dynamic present, honoring its roots while embracing the future.
In this mini-documentary, follow the journey of a young boy turned culinary adventurer. Growing up with chef parents, he explored Black and brown cuisines worldwide, from West African jollof rice to Caribbean jerk chicken, and from Afro-Brazilian acarajé to Indian biryani. Each dish tells a story, blending tradition with innovation, as he connects with local chefs, learns their secrets, and creates unique fusion recipes. His journey highlights the rich tapestry of flavors and the cultural significance behind every meal, showcasing food's power to unite and inspire.
Atlanta, a city that pulses with life, a tapestry woven from the threads of history, culture, and resilience.
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Going home is no picnic. When Grandma Janice (Margaret Avery) shows early signs of dementia, Keke (Antoinette Robertson) risks her new job to come home to save Grandma's beloved Juneteenth Block Party, even if it means dealing with her Black tiger mom (Golden Brooks), her gossipy relatives (Luenell, Birgundi Baker), an oddball fire marshall (Faizon Love), and her ex-boyfriend (Terayle).
Black American Comedy
Writer James Baldwin and Yale Professor Paul Weiss get into a heated debate on discrimination in the United States of America.
