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NJ students bringing Black History Month to life
Students at Columbia High School got the opportunity to bring their Black History Month lesson to life. NBC New York’s Pat Battle reports.
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NY's first Black chief judge looks to change narrative of criminal justice system
NBC New York’s Myles Miller spotlights Chief Judge Rowan Wilson, who is making history as the first Black person to be named chief judge for the New York Court of Appeals. He hopes his position can lead to more representation in the courtroom.
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New York's first Black chief judge looks to change narrative of criminal justice system
Rowan Wilson, the first Black individual to hold the significant position of chief judge of the New York State Court of Appeals, has a deeply personal commitment to justice — and sees the time he has in this role as a unique opportunity to effect meaningful change
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Mayor Adams announces block party line-ups to celebrate 50 years of hip-hop
Mayor Eric Adams and ‘ITSALLBLACKMUSIC PRESENTS’ announced the free line-up for the ‘5X5 Block Party Series’ celebrating 50 years of Hip Hop. In addition to live music, events will also include conversations with special guests at the Apollo Theatre. Notable events include Salt-N-Pepa discussing the role women have played in the hip-hop movement and special performances from KRS-One, Chuck D,…
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Celebrate 50 Years Of Hip-Hop At The Bronx Museum Of The Arts Exhibit
The Bronx Museum Of The Arts celebrates 50 years of hip-hop with the new exhibit “Dianne Smith: Two Turntables & A Microphone.” Joelle Garguilo sits with Dianne to learn more.
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Preserving Historic Black Churches Across the U.S. — Including Some in Brooklyn and Harlem
African American Cultural Heritage Action Fund helps fund black churches trying to operate under unfortunate conditions. Erica Byfield reports.
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One-On-One With FDNY's Chief of EMS
NBC New York’s Myles Miller reports.
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Where to Get Free Education on Black History: NYPL's Schomburg Center
NBC New York’s Romney Smith reports.
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Pianist Highlighting Black Voices in Classical Music
Pianist, author and radio host Terrance McKnight hopes to highlight black voices in his 16-part podcast. Checkey Beckford reports.