Black Journal | PBS
A magazine format produced for, about and by black Americans.MoreMore
WNET/Thirteen's monthly series (1968-77) of one-hour interconnected programs is produced for, about, and – to a large extent – by Black Americans. The magazine format reports on the achievements, the concerns, and the attitudes of the nation’s Black citizens. The executive producer is Tony Brown. Coverage includes the Newark Riots; a factory that produces Black dolls; comedy; interviews.
WNET/Thirteen's monthly series (1968-77) of one-hour interconnected programs is produced for, about, and – to a large extent – by Black Americans. The magazine format reports on the achievements, the concerns, and the attitudes of the nation’s Black citizens. The executive producer is Tony Brown. Coverage includes the Newark Riots; a factory that produces Black dolls; comedy; interviews.
A magazine format produced for, about and by black Americans.MoreMore
WNET/Thirteen's monthly series (1968-77) of one-hour interconnected programs is produced for, about, and – to a large extent – by Black Americans. The magazine format reports on the achievements, the concerns, and the attitudes of the nation’s Black citizens. The executive producer is Tony Brown. Coverage includes the Newark Riots; a factory that produces Black dolls; comedy; interviews.
WNET/Thirteen's monthly series (1968-77) of one-hour interconnected programs is produced for, about, and – to a large extent – by Black Americans. The magazine format reports on the achievements, the concerns, and the attitudes of the nation’s Black citizens. The executive producer is Tony Brown. Coverage includes the Newark Riots; a factory that produces Black dolls; comedy; interviews.
Black Journal is a local public television program presented by THIRTEEN PBS.
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