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Professors commemorate the African-born slaves brought to the U.S. in 1619
In 1619, the first documented set of African slaves arrived in present day Virginia. Cheryl Sterling, Ph.D and Komozi Woodard, Ph.D appeared on Here and Now to discuss the significance of their arrival and weighed in on the reparations debate.
Harriet Tubman hits the big screen
Brooklyn church commemorates enslaved Africans with yearly tribute
National Civil Rights Museum aims to keep history alive
Columbia University professor receives MacArthur grant of 625,000 dollars Part 1
Columbia University professor receives MacArthur grant of 625,000 dollars Part 2
Former slave, Bill Traylor's artwork is now worth a fortune
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Father pushing for tougher hazing laws after the death of his son
Hunger continues to be a crisis in New York City
Here and Now Preview - Episode 258
New book reveals hidden tale of James H. Williams, head of Grand Central Terminal's Red Caps
African Diaspora International Film Festival features Muhammad Ali and Miles Davis this year
"A Soulful Christmas" returns to the stage for its' third year
Jerome Jennings releases new jazz album, "Solidarity"
Catching up with Ralph Carter, Michael from "Good Times"
Doctor releases book advising young people about relationships and sex
Here and Now Preview - Episode 257
Doctor Bob Lee brings internet radio stations to schools and youth organizations
Silicon Harlem aims to improve digital literacy and broadband access in NYC
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Harriet Tubman hits the big screen
Brooklyn church commemorates enslaved Africans with yearly tribute
National Civil Rights Museum aims to keep history alive
Columbia University professor receives MacArthur grant of 625,000 dollars Part 1
Columbia University professor receives MacArthur grant of 625,000 dollars Part 2
Former slave, Bill Traylor's artwork is now worth a fortune
Father pushing for tougher hazing laws after the death of his son
Hunger continues to be a crisis in New York City
Here and Now Preview - Episode 258
New book reveals hidden tale of James H. Williams, head of Grand Central Terminal's Red Caps
African Diaspora International Film Festival features Muhammad Ali and Miles Davis this year
"A Soulful Christmas" returns to the stage for its' third year
Jerome Jennings releases new jazz album, "Solidarity"
Catching up with Ralph Carter, Michael from "Good Times"
Doctor releases book advising young people about relationships and sex
Here and Now Preview - Episode 257
Doctor Bob Lee brings internet radio stations to schools and youth organizations
Silicon Harlem aims to improve digital literacy and broadband access in NYC
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