Detroit Journalism Cooperative
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Investigation of the state of social and economic conditions after the Detroit uprising.
Media partners in the Detroit Journalism Cooperative recount their year-long investigation of the state of social and economic conditions 50 years after the Detroit uprising of ’67. Seg 1.
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Detroit Journalism Cooperative
Clip: Special | 8m 58sVideo has Closed Captions
Media partners in the Detroit Journalism Cooperative recount their year-long investigation of the state of social and economic conditions 50 years after the Detroit uprising of ’67. Seg 1.
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A look at the refurbished green space called “Gordon Park.” (4m 26s)
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American Black Journal is a local public television program presented by Detroit PBS