Box CTYLN-001

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The show begins with a Black history tribute featuring the work at the Great Blacks in Wax Museum by Dr. Joanne Martin and Dr. Elmer Martin. Jaki Hall and Dan Henson discuss fasting with nutritionist, Dr. Alvenia Fulton. Tea Montier interviews Dr. Samuel Banks and Reverend Mamie Williams about the Baltimore Sun Papers boycott.

Scope and Contents The show begins with a Black history tribute featuring Enolia McMillan, the first woman NAACP President. Jaki Hall and Dan Henson interview Barbara Miles, publisher and editor-in-chief of "Chocolate Singles" Magazine and Denise Lloyd from the DC Chapter of Chocolate Singles. Tea Montier interviews Shirley Nathan Pulliam from the Maryland Black Congress about quality healthcare in the Black Baltimore community. There is a special report about cross burning crimes targeted towards interracial...

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This special features the film "Essay on Drugs" by Gil Noble, a graphic portrayal of the drug world produced in 1981. Jaki Hall and Dan Henson discuss addiction with Avon, a recovering addict, and Chip Silverman from the Maryland Drug Abuse Administration.

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This is not an episode. This tape contains public service announcements about high blood pressure and hypertension. These PSAs were part of the episode about hypertension in the Black community on WJZ-CTYLN-008-010.

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Jazz artist, Roy Ayers performs and is interviewed by Jaki Hall and Dan Henson. Tea Montier interviews Dick Davis from the Housing Department. Tim Watts interviews actress, Alfie Brown about her part in D.C. Cab.