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Say Brother
Say Brother is GBH’s longest-running public affairs television program by, for and about African Americans, now known as Basic Black. In April 2000, the GBH Archives in Boston was awarded a National Endowment for the Humanities Archives and Special Collections Preservation and Access grant to arrange, describe, and reformat master Say Brother programs dating from 1968 to 1982 to keep the collection accessible. GBH welcomes you to explore this invaluable programming, whether performance, political commentary, or conversations with distinct voices from the African American community.
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Ancient African Kingdoms
Another Approach to Theatre
Another Conversation with the Next Generation
Answer from the State House, An
Art of Photography, The
Asian Pacific Heritage Celebration
Attica
Australian Aborigines
Basketball Clinic
Best of 1976 - 1977
Bilingual Education
Black Arts
Black Athlete, The
Black Business
Black Colleges
Black Fraternal Organizations
Black History Week
Black Politics
Black Power on University Campuses
Black Repertory Company
Black Solidarity Day
Black Stars
Black Woman
Black Women and the E.R.A.
Black Youth and Education
Blues Ain't Nothing But a Poem, The
Button Up Your Overcoat, pt. 2
Button Up Your Overcoat, pt.1
Can the Sun Be Your Enemy
Candid Look at Boston’s Largest Black Radio Station, A
Cannonball Express
Carew Film Festival
Caring For Your Health
Carribean
Case of Justice, A
Case of Justice, A (Pt. 2)
Celebrate the Year of the Horse
Celebrate 76
Changing Face of Chinatown, The
Christmas in Color
Community Access
Community Fellows
Community in Action
Community Organization
Concerts in Black and Brown
Consumerism
Conversation with the Next Generation, A
Cost of a Facelift
Crucian Fiesta 1980
Current News
D.A.N.C.E.
Day with Muhammad Ali, A
Deal with China, A
Dealin' with African drummer Babatunde Olatunji
Desegregation
Dinah Washington
Dismissing Some Myths About Chinese Americans
Distortions of Black Life
Dream Deferred, A
Economic Development of the Chinese Community
Education
Educational Workshop
Elma Lewis: Black Poetry For Children
Elma Lewis 25th Anniversary Celebration
Evening With Eartha Kitt, An
Evening with Melvin van Peebles and Dick Gregory
Excursion with Tumbao, An
Experimental TV
Face of Love, The
Fashion Fun
Federal Laws and the Native American: Patterns of Paper Politics
Folktales
Football
Framingham: Who's Gonna Take the Weight?
From Puerto Rico's Point of View
Gambia, The, part II
Great, Great Grandmothers
Guinea Bissau
Health Care
Health Update
Hottest Seat in Town, The
Hour with Marcia Ann Gillespie, An
Howlin' Wolf
Hustlers, Drugs and Prison
Image of Women in African Art
In the Matter of Levi Hart
Incident at Cass Lake
Inside Women Inside
Invitation From Cuba
Island in America, An
Islands, The
Jazz
Kwanzaa
Kwanzaa Special
Law Clinic
Law In the Community
Leadership in the Black Community
Lest We Forget: Martin Luther King, A Retrospective
Look at Cuba, A
Look at Eritrea, A
Look Into the Past, A
Looking at Ourselves: How the Black Media Watches Boston
Louis Farrakhan
Malcolm X
Mashpee Quest
Mass. Black History
Mel King on Ray Richardson
Men and Women
Middle Passage
Minority Cultural Institutions: Programmed to Fail?
Modification of Phase Two: What Does It Really Mean?
Moment for Music, A
Montgomery to Memphis
Music Special
Mystic Chain
NAACP
Nation of Islam: A Portrait
National Black Political Convention
Native American Foster Care
New Bedford
New Music
New Music
Night of the Blues, A
Observations of Brown Brilliance
Odetta
Oh My God, Mama King Is Dead
Old, Black and Alive
Old, Black and Alive
Our Aboriginal Brothers
Paige Academy: An Alternative Education
Percussions
Perspectives in Politics with Royal Bolling and Mel King
Plans to restructure the Boston School Committee
Playing from the Music Malcolm Wrote
Poetry and Arts
Poetry in Motion
Point of View, A
Politics of Women's Healthcare, The
Praise to King Martin
Press Conference
Primordial Soup
Prison Reforms
Profile of Boston's Chinese Community, A
Profile of Latino Social Service Agencies, A
Public Housing
Que Pasa? Don't Ask If You Don't Want to Know
Rapping with the Bluenotes
Reflections of Senegal
Reggae: A Caribbean Cultural Explosion
Response from South Africa, A
Ronnie Laws and Pressure
Roots Music
Say Brother News #1
Say Brother News #2
Say Brother Pays Tribute to Webster Lewis with a Night on the Town
Say Brother Presents Message to the People featuring Brown Sugar
Say Brother 1st Anniversary Show
Say Brother 15th Anniversary Gala Celebration
Say Sister: A Tribute to Third World Women
School Desegregation
School Issue, The
Senior Citizens
Slave Trade
Slices of Black Theatre
Slices of Life
Social Control
Solar Visions
Something About the Blues
South Africa
South Africa: Perception and Reality
Spikes to Spindles
Spirit of Umoja
Spring Special
State Recognition After 400 Years: Who and Why?
Street Dancers Bash
Struggle in South Africa
Survival on Mother's Island
Tavares
Television Violence and Its Effect on Children
Ten Great Black Historical Figures
Theatre and the Arts
There Is Always Another Way: A Mind Is a Terrible Thing to Waste
Third World Potpourri
Tribute to Jazz Week, A
Tribute to Martin Luther King Jr., A
United Nations
Unsuspected Killers, The
Value of the Black Vote
Vaudeville
Vietnam
Violence on Women
Walpole: An Examination of Why
Walpole: Every Which Way But Loose
Walter Leonard
Welfare Controversy, The
What is Concilio?
Who is Topper Carew?
Winter Special
Women
1968-1978, Where Do We Go From Here?