Voices That Guide Us

My Hobbies, Favorite Songs, and 3 words, Garry Hines
01:59
Defining Jazz, Douglas Ewart
03:07
The Hallie Q. Brown Community Ctr. (21st century challenges), Jonathan Palmer
03:38
Black Labor Integrating Through Women in America, Dr. Peter Rachleff
03:24
Special Education Teachers I liked, Brian Stroud
01:46
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Gary Hines is a composer, Bandleader, Musician, and Arranger. In this segment, he shares hobbies, favorite songs, and three words describing himself.

Culture
Stats: 18 Views
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Douglas Ewart is a musician, composer, instrumentalist, sculptor, and musical instrument maker. He shares his opinion of jazz as a music label in this segment.

Music
Stats: 42 Views
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Jonathan Palmer is a community activist, administrator, and settlement house director. In this segment, he shares the pressing challenges to the Hallie Q. Brown community center in the 21st century.

Activist / Abolitionist
Stats: 158 Views
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Dr. Peter Rachleff is a labor historian, author, professor, and library administrator. In this segment, he shares his research findings, which show Black women’s value in nurturing families and directing American political progress in the 19th and 20th centuries.

Activist / Abolitionist Business
Stats: 263 Views
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Brian Stroud is an adult man with cognitive disabilities who lives and works independently. In this 2017 segment, he shares what he enjoyed about some of the teachers he had while in school.

Education
Stats: 78 Views