9/13/15: HistoryMakers Back-to-School Day of Service / Teenage Sculptor Austen Brantley
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The HistoryMakers Back-to-School Day of Service
Later this month, more than 400 African-American leaders in cities across the nation will go back to school to share their experiences with students. They are hoping to motivate young people to commit to finishing their education. We’re joined by Detroit HistoryMakers Rev. Dr. Jim Holley, George N’Namdi, and Billy Joe Evans, who share their experiences with this day of service.
On This Day Detroit – 9/13/15
Ken Coleman takes a look back at important moments in Detroit’s black history. This week’s edition features Hobart Taylor, Earl Klugh, and Congressman George Crockett.
Teenage Sculptor Austen Brantley
19-year-old Austen Brantley is an emerging artist whose work has been on display at galleries and art fairs, including the African World Festival and “Arts, Beats, and Eats.”
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