Produced live at GBH Studios in Boston, Basic Black is the longest-running program on public television focusing on the interests of people of color. Originally called Say Brother, was created in 1968 during the height of the civil rights movement as a response to the demand for public television programs reflecting the concerns of communities of color.
Episodes
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Episode 26, Season 2022<br> The Economic Growth of Seaport Boston
We discuss the economic growth of business leaders of color in the thriving Seaport Boston26:46 -
Episode 25, Season 2022<br> Haitian Heritage Month
Celebrating pride and perseverance during Haitian Heritage Month.26:46 -
Episode 24, Season 2022<br> Black Theatre
Boston's rise in theatrical performances featuring stories about African American life.26:46 -
Episode 23, Season 2022<br> Affordable Housing Lottery
How the housing lottery can help first-time homebuyers of color build generational wealth.26:46 -
Episode 22, Season 2022<br> It's Music: Castle of Our Skins
A debut performance from Castle of our Skins, a collective of musicians of color.26:46 -
Episode 21, Season 2022<br> Children of Color with ASD
Discussing the rise in children of color diagnosed with autism spectrum disorders26:46 -
Episode 20, Season 2022<br> Public Speaking, Discourse & Debate
Students of color joining debate teams in their communities to use their voices for change26:46 -
Episode 19, Season 2022<br> Drop Off in DEI Movement
How has diversity, equity, and inclusion changed since the racial reckoning of 2020?26:46 -
Episode 18, Season 2022<br> Remembering Mel King
Reflecting on the life of Mel King and his legacy for communities of color.26:46 -
Episode 17, Season 2022<br> Successful Women of Color Business Leaders
Women of color business leaders discuss how they are thriving on their own terms.26:46