CUNY TV's Black America

CUNY TV's Black America

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CUNY TV's Black America episodes

  • The Harlem Fine Arts Show

    The Harlem Fine Arts Show is the largest traveling African Diaspora art show in the United States and celebrating its 10th year.

    Founder, Dion Clarke and Artist, Michael Escoffery discusses the work featured this year, salute to medicine and more.

    27 min
  • Looking Out of the Box with Jami Floyd
    Jami Floyd, Host of WNYC's "All Things Considered" joins us to discuss her project, "The Other Box", progression with women and upcoming annual Dr. King celebration presented by the Apollo Theater and WNYC.
    27 min
  • Ailey Celebrates 60 with Judith Jamison
    Judith Jamison, Artistic Director Emeritus of the Alvin Ailey American Dance discusses 60 years of achievement by Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, their classes, work in the community, her life and work with the company.
    27 min
  • "Race in America...Part II"

    Carol Jenkins is joined by Tinabeth Pina, Laura Flanders and Dr. Kevin Nadal for part II of our two part discussion on "Race in America".

    In this half, we discuss the role race played in our past midterm elections, microaggressions & more.

    27 min
  • Race in America
    In this two part special, Carol Jenkins discusses race in America with Dr. Kevin Nadal, Author of Microaggressions & Traumatic Stress, Tinabeth Piña, Host of Urban U and Laura Flanders, Host of The Laura Flanders Show.
    27 min
  • A Fire Within with Sherry Graves
    Author, Sherry Graves discusses her memoir, "A Fire Within", where she discusses the pain in living with and beyond her scars after battling drug abuse and being left for dead in a fire that was set to kill her.
    27 min
  • More Than A Song with Alyson Cambridge
    Operatic Soprano & Broadway Singer, Alyson Cambridge graces us with a live performance of "Habanera" from Carmen, discusses her latest cd, "Sisters in Song" with Nicole Cabell, work on Broadway in Rocktopia and what we can expect from her next.
    27 min
  • All Things Art
    From changing the status quo, being named as top in their field, radical in the world of art, Rujeko Hockley (Whitney Museum of American Art), Ashley James (Brooklyn Museum) and Alexandra Ginger (Jack Shainman Gallery) is changing the world of art.
    27 min
  • Continuing the Legacy of James Baldwin

    James Baldwin's only children's book, "Little Man, Little Man" was just released after 40 years.

    To discuss it with host, Carol Jenkins is Co-Editor, Nicholas Boggs,Tejan Karefa-Smart (Baldwin's nephew) and Aisha Karefa-Smart (Baldwin's niece) .

    28 min

About CUNY TV's Black America

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Black America is an in-depth conversation that explores what it means to be Black in America. The show profiles Black activists, academics, business leaders, sports figures, elected officials, artists…