Tony Brown's Journal Episode Guide

Episode Guide

Tony Brown's Journal: Season 30 (2007 - 2008)

• Season 30 Episode 25: The Teacher Factor

  Boyce Williams, Institutional Relations for the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education.

• Season 30 Episode 24: No More Jackie Robinsons

  Shaun Powell, Newsday, discusses the reluctance of sports starts to engage in black activism.

• Season 30 Episode 23: A Very Critical Justice

  Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas.

• Season 30 Episode 22: Progress or Peril

  Keith Alexander, The Washington Post, discusses black men in America.

• Season 30 Episode 21: Exploding Mortgages

  The impact of the mortgage crisis.

• Season 30 Episode 20: Hip or Just Dumb?

  Journalist Thomas Williams discusses black culture and hip-hop.

• Season 30 Episode 19: Oscar and Jackie, Two of the Same

  Author Patrick McGilligan on Oscar Micheaux, America's first black filmmaker.

• Season 30 Episode 18: Who's Saying Those Awful Things?

  Producer Janks Morton's 'What Black Men Think' explores stereotypes perpetuated within the black community.

• Season 30 Episode 17: Blacks Divided

  Professor Carol Swain discusses contemporary immigration and citizenship.

• Season 30 Episode 16: Schools: What's the Plan?

  Dr. Rudy Crew, superintendent of the Miami-Dade County Public School system, talks about the future of public schools.

• Season 30 Episode 15: The End of Marriage

  More and more black women remain unmarried.

• Season 30 Episode 14: Baggy Pants

  Dr. James Ewers discusses sagging pants and its impact on student achievement.

• Season 30 Episode 13: The First State to Apologize for Slavery

  Virginia becomes the first state to apologize for slavery.

• Season 30 Episode 11: Who Does Illegal Immigration Hurt?

  Dr. Frank Morris analyzes the immigration policy and the African-American community.

• Season 30 Episode 10: The New Black Leaders With an Accent

  Professors Camille Charles and George Frederickson discuss foreign-born black leaders in America.

• Season 30 Episode 9: An American Wake-Up Call?

  James Carr, a senior vice president at Fannie Mae Foundation, calls for a national commission to examine the stability of the middle class.

• Season 30 Episode 8: A Lift for Black Male Students

  Attorney Orlan Johnson co-chairs a coalition that addresses whether black male students can be better taught in all-male classes.

• Season 30 Episode 7: Woman, Gifted and Black

  Dr. Diann Jordan discusses black women in the sciences.

• Season 30 Episode 6: College Here They Come

  Half of the black high school students of Maryland's Montgomery County Public Schools are enrolled in honors courses.

• Season 30 Episode 5: The Black KKK First Lady

  Writer Charlene Porter discusses the social concept of race, the KKK and 'passing.'

• Season 30 Episode 4: A $40 Million Slave

  Columnist William C. Rhoden discusses exploitation in athletics.

• Season 30 Episode 3: Pearl: An Underground Railroad

  Author Mary Kay Ricks discusses how 77 enslaved Americans attempted an escape to freedom on a schooner named the Pearl.

• Season 30 Episode 2: Were Angolians the First African Americans?

  Tom Davidson of the Jamestown-Yorktown Foundation; Liz Montgomery of the Virginia African American Forum.

• Season 30 Episode 1: Civilization's Firstborn

  Dr. Joseph Graves discusses the evolution of the human race.

Tony Brown's Journal: Season 29 (2006)

• Season 29 Episode 26: An A Plus Principal

  Principal Jeffrey Robinson, Baltimore Talent Development High School, discusses the nation's school dropout crisis.

• Season 29 Episode 25: Was Jesus a Radical?

  Dr. Obery Hendricks Jr. offers a more radical interpretation of Jesus' teachings.

• Season 29 Episode 24: Taking Blame for the Shame

  Author Leonard Pitts Jr. discusses the problem of low self esteem among black Americans.

• Season 29 Episode 23: Is the Faith-Based Initiative Working?

  A survey gauging the participation of black churches in the Bush administration's faith-based initiative.

• Season 29 Episode 22: New Energy at the Congressional Black Caucus

  The Congressional Black Caucus' plans to focus on energy and increased fuel production in America.

• Season 29 Episode 21: The MLK Dream You Can See

  Harry Johnson, Martin Luther King Jr. National Memorial Project Foundation Inc., helps shape a memorial to the civil rights leader.

• Season 29 Episode 20: Illegal Immigration and Economic Facts

  Dr. William Spriggs, chair of the Department of Economics at Howard University, talks about immigration.

• Season 29 Episode 19: Idlewild: The Real Thing

  Dr. Ronald Stephens and John O. Meeks discuss Idlewild's history as a haven for black families.

• Season 29 Episode 18: A Talk With a Brilliant Mind

  Journalist Barbara Reynolds chronicles her past demons in her book 'Out of Hell, Living Well.'

• Season 29 Episode 17: The Man Who Is Black and White: Not Half White

  Dr. Gregory H. Williams, president of The City College of New York.

• Season 29 Episode 16: The Secret of a Lifetime

  Journalism professor June Cross shares her story of having a white mother who was confronted with racial pressure that impacted her parenting.

• Season 29 Episode 15: Straight Up on the Down Low

  Michael Stevens Sr. believes that leadership of the church and family are in danger because of homosexuality.

• Season 29 Episode 14: What Is the Problem Between Blacks and the GOP?

  The Republican party falls short of attracting a large black bloc vote.

• Season 29 Episode 13: Young Black Men: A Problem That Is Ignored

  Employment and education statistics worsen for young black men.

• Season 29 Episode 12: National Teacher of the Year

  Kimberly Oliver wins the 2006 National Teacher of the Year award.

• Season 29 Episode 11: Justice Delayed

  Evangeline Moore discusses her parents' death and her fight to bring their killer to justice.

• Season 29 Episode 10: Branding Success

  Author Sonya A. Lowery explains the formula for branding success.

• Season 29 Episode 9: Cultural Patterns of Giving

  Dr. Eugene Miller dissects the cultural patterns of giving among African-Americans, Asian-American and Latino donors.

• Season 29 Episode 8: Does Culture Trump Race?

  W. Ralph Eubanks talks about the social dynamic of race in America.

• Season 29 Episode 7: The Michael Jackson Insider

  Bob Jones, Michael Jackson's public relations chief for 34 years.

• Season 29 Episode 6: A Plan Blacks Could Use

  Dr. John McWhorter analyzes a national poll ranking the most important black leaders.

• Season 29 Episode 5: Who Was Stepin Fetchit?

  The real man behind Hollywood's Stepin Fetchit.

• Season 29 Episode 4: Tuskegee Airmen: Still Flying High

  The U.S. Senate passes a bill honoring the Tuskegee Airmen with a Congressional Gold Medal.

• Season 29 Episode 3: Southern Slavery, Northern Lie?

  Journalist Jenifer Frank discusses the impact of slavery on the developing nation.

• Season 29 Episode 2: Slavery's Biggest Secret

  Journalist Anne Farrow discusses the role of the North in slavery's growth in America.

• Season 29 Episode 1: The First Amendment and Black Reporters

  Thirty years ago, New York Times reporter Earl Caldwell was a plaintiff in a case that set a legal precedent for protecting confidential sources.

Tony Brown's Journal: Season 28 (2005)

• Season 28 Episode 26: The Black Elite

  Author Lois Benjamin discusses the value shift of the post-civil rights generations.

• Season 28 Episode 25: Does the SCLC Have a Future?

  The Rev. James Baylark comments on the future of the SCLC.

• Season 28 Episode 24: Son Like Father

  Asa Wynn Grant graduated from high school with the highest average in his school system.

• Season 28 Episode 23: The Facts About Young Black Males

  Dr. Gail Christopher, vice president of the Office of Health, Women and Families of the Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies.

• Season 28 Episode 22: The Black Male in Jeopardy ...Why?

  Columnist Leonard Pitts Jr.

• Season 28 Episode 21: Are You Black or White?

  Genetic science and the modern concept of social race.

• Season 28 Episode 20: Is Black-Only Good Science?

  Dr. Gregg Bloche, law professor at Georgetown University.

• Season 28 Episode 19: Black Opinion: The Invisible Person on TV

  Paul Brathwaite, executive director for the Congressional Black Caucus; Stephanie Jones, executive director of the National Urban League Policy Institute.

• Season 28 Episode 18: The Legacy of Race Movies

  'Race' movies were a testament to black pioneers in the film industry.

• Season 28 Episode 17: A Man Named White

  Walter White, the second black executive secretary of the NAACP, investigated hate crimes.

• Season 28 Episode 16: One Woman's Solution to HIV/AIDS

  Dr. Loretta Sweet Jemmott discusses her HIV/AIDS prevention curricula.

• Season 28 Episode 15: Is Federal Policy Threatening the Black Middle Class?

  The potential impact of the federal pay-for-performance initiative on the Black community.

• Season 28 Episode 14: Black Contract With America

  Bishop Harry R. Jackson, Jr., senior pastor of the Hope Christian Church.

• Season 28 Episode 13: Can the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights Do Its Job as the Nation's Conscience?

  Gerald Reynolds, new chairman of the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights.

• Season 28 Episode 12: Is IQ a Prescription for Racism?

  An overview of the correlation of race to intelligence.

• Season 28 Episode 11: Slavery: America's Main Historical Event

  Oral histories document the Atlantic slave trade

• Season 28 Episode 10: The Mystery of Black Survival in Sports

  Racism in college athletics.

• Season 28 Episode 9: Do Integration and Desegregation Mean the Same Thing

  Author Sheryl Cashin believes race and class are destroying the foundation of democracy in America.

• Season 28 Episode 8: The Down Low: No Longer a Secret

  Author Keith Boykin talks about the possible cause of the high incidence of HIV among black women.

• Season 28 Episode 7: Black America, The Republicans Are Coming

  Rep. Melvin L. Watt (D-N.C.), chairman of the Congressional Black Caucus.

• Season 28 Episode 6: Black Women: The New Face of AIDS

  Black women and AIDS.

• Season 28 Episode 5: Why Black Middle Class Youth Are Behind

  Academic achievement of black middle-class students.

• Season 28 Episode 4: Black Tennis Icons

  Author Doug Smith discusses Dr. Robert Walter Johnson, tennis pioneer.

• Season 28 Episode 3: Is Race Medicine Good?

  Debate surrounds a drug that may reduce death from heart disease among blacks.

• Season 28 Episode 2: When We Say Race, Do We Mean Culture?

  Dr. Joseph Graves suggests that race does not exist.

• Season 28 Episode 1: A Brotherhood of Fathers

  A forum called 100 Fathers Conference in Washington, D.C., addresses the problem of absentee fathers.

Tony Brown's Journal: Season 27 (2003 - 2004)

• Season 27 Episode 26: Martha Reeves in a New Galaxy

  Singer Martha Reeves.

• Season 27 Episode 25: Black Farmers: A Dying Crop

  Black farmers are denied payment after a court settlement.

• Season 27 Episode 24: African-American or Black: Is There a Difference?

  African-Americans and black immigrants.

• Season 27 Episode 23: Are Teachers Afraid to Challenge Blacks?

  Educator Gail Thompson discusses teachers and the performance of black students.

• Season 27 Episode 22: The Rap Against Rap

  A writer and cartoonist discusses rap songs.

• Season 27 Episode 21: Black Commentary

  Bev Smith, radio talk-show host.

• Season 27 Episode 20: The Black Poor

  Robert Woodson tries to help poor black Americans.

• Season 27 Episode 19: The Black Code

  Entertainer Bill Cosby causes controversy with his comments about poor blacks in America.

• Season 27 Episode 18: Are Black Gays a Member of the Family?

  Black homosexuals and same-sex marriage.

• Season 27 Episode 17: The Wife of Malcolm X

  Author Russell Rickford discusses Betty Shabazz, widow of Malcolm X.

• Season 27 Episode 16: On the Down Low in the Black Church

  Author Herndon Davis discusses homosexuals and their religious faith.

• Season 27 Episode 15: How Much Do Blacks Pay for Being Black?

  Blacks and finances.

• Season 27 Episode 14: The Conflict Between Blacks and Latinos

  Conflict between blacks and Latinos.

• Season 27 Episode 13: Can Black Athletes Score in the Classroom?

  Academic success of black athletes.

• Season 27 Episode 12: Why Are 50 Percent of the Black Men in New York Unemployed?

  Unemployment rate of black men in New York.

• Season 27 Episode 11: Black Woman at Risk

  Gary Bell discusses black women and HIV.

• Season 27 Episode 10: Black Man Out

  Dr. Edison Jackson discusses college enrollment for black men.

• Season 27 Episode 9: The Black Eagle

  Human-rights activist Joe Madison.

• Season 27 Episode 8: Did History Miss Emmett Till?

  Author Clenora Hudson-Weems discusses the lynching of Emmett Till.

• Season 27 Episode 7: Black No More

  Journalist Debra Dickerson discusses the precepts of racial and cultural identity.

• Season 27 Episode 6: Where the Action Is

  Economic and career opportunities in energy.

• Season 27 Episode 5: Remembering His Legacy

  Abolitionist, journalist and statesman Frederick Douglass.

• Season 27 Episode 4: The Lost Hero

  Educator Ralph Bunche becomes an international mediator.

• Season 27 Episode 2: Tony Brown's Essay on Martin Luther King

  Legacy of Martin Luther King Jr.

• Season 27 Episode 1: The Truth About Black Journalists

  Wayne Dawkins discusses the history of black journalists and the legacy of the National Association of Black Journalists.

Tony Brown's Journal: Season 26 (2003)

• Season 26 Episode 27: The Woman Who Fought Rap

  C. Dolores Tucker, National Congress of Black Women, discusses her opposition to negative rap music.

• Season 26 Episode 26: What Did the 2003 Supreme Court Decision Mean for the Furture of Affirmative Action?

  Affirmative action.

• Season 26 Episode 25: Mixing Civil Rights and Business Success

  Entrepreneur Don Polk discusses mixing business savvy with civic responsibility.

• Season 26 Episode 24: Who's on First in Business?

  Ronald Langston, director, U.S. Department of Commerce's Minority Business Development Agency; Hector Barreto, U.S. Small Business Administration.

• Season 26 Episode 23: The Changing Face of Black Higher Education

  Dr. Calvin Lowe, president of Bowie State University in Maryland, discusses the challenges facing educators trying to teach disadvantaged black students.

• Season 26 Episode 22: Bush and AIDS in Africa

  U.S. Rep. Dave Weldon considers whether the Bush administration is serious about fighting AIDS in Africa.

• Season 26 Episode 21: Top of the Class

  Dorothy Leavell, Amalgamated Publishers; Denise Rolark Barnes, National Newspaper Publishers Association.

• Season 26 Episode 20: Will the Black Vote Help the GOP?

  Republican strategies seek to win the black vote for the 2004 presidential election.

• Season 26 Episode 19: Race Medicine

  Issues surrounding the idea of creating a prescription medicine for a specific racial group.

• Season 26 Episode 18: Stockpiling Black Genes

  Medical initiative to create a repository of blacks' DNA to reduce or eradicate diseases.

• Season 26 Episode 17: Black Journalists Under the Spotlight

  The professional struggles of black journalists.

• Season 26 Episode 16: The Brown Decision: A Family's Legacy

  CEO Cheryl Brown Henderson, Brown Foundation, discusses her family's legacy.

• Season 26 Episode 15: Why the Congressional Black Caucus

  Rep. Elijah Cummings (D-Md.) explains his reasons for turning down an invitation to the White House to be briefed about the president's trip to Africa.

• Season 26 Episode 14: God Is Ahead by 13 Percent

  Gospel music; President Vicki Mack Lataillade, Gospo Centric Records.

• Season 26 Episode 13: Threats to Black Youth

  Dr. John Palmer, Harlem Hospital Center; death rate of black infants in Harlem; John Daniel, Girls and Boys Town.

• Season 26 Episode 12: Black Women Who Stop at Nothing to Be the Best

  Harriett Michel, National Minority Supplier Development Council; Dr. Marilyn French Hubbard, Henry Ford Health System.

• Season 26 Episode 11: The Soul of a Congresswoman

  Rep. Eleanor Holmes Norton discusses her career.

• Season 26 Episode 10: The Black Boarding School Tradition

  Charles Beady Jr. of the Piney Woods School discusses the tradition of black boarding schools.

• Season 26 Episode 9: The Secretary of Education's Plan for Better Schools

  Education Secretary Rod Paige discusses his plan for better schools.

• Season 26 Episode 8: Blacks Running for President

  Presidential candidates Al Sharpton and Carol Moseley-Braun.

• Season 26 Episode 7: The History of Black Music

  Black colleges' choirs and soloists' performances.

• Season 26 Episode 6: The History of Black Music

  Black colleges' choirs and soloists' performances.

• Season 26 Episode 5: Can One Black College Save Them All?

  Knoxville College's fight against bankruptcy.

• Season 26 Episode 4: The GOP From an Insider Black

  Political decisions based on principles.

• Season 26 Episode 3: Can the Republican Party Change Its Agenda and Include Blacks?

  The Republican racial-equality agenda.

• Season 26 Episode 2: How a Power Couple Wields Power

  An affluent couple exerts influence.

• Season 26 Episode 1: The Art of Culture

  Artists investigate man's frailties and strengths through art.

Tony Brown's Journal: Season 25 (2002)

• Season 25 Episode 32: Lionel Hampton: A Grace Note

  Lionel Hampton's life and musical career.

• Season 25 Episode 26: Rethinking Race

  Attorney Connie Rice and writer Earl Ofari Hutchinson discuss the idea of rethinking race.

• Season 25 Episode 25: Mr. Showdown

  Radio talk show host Larry Elder.

• Season 25 Episode 24: Barbershop Talk

  Controversy surrounding the movie 'Barbershop.'

• Season 25 Episode 22: How Did Race and Racism Get Started?

  The evolution of racism.

• Season 25 Episode 21: Culture as a Weapon or Tool for Tolerance?

  Changes in the prevailing minority group; author Earl Ofari Hutchinson; columnist Yasmin Davidds-Garrido.

• Season 25 Episode 20: A Multi-Ethnic State in Evolution

  Rep. Diane Watson discusses multiculturalism in California.

• Season 25 Episode 19: The Evolution of Black Studies

  Maulana Karenga discusses the evolution of black studies.

• Season 25 Episode 18: The Future of Blacks in Hollywood

  Actor Bernie Casey discusses the treatment of blacks in Hollywood.

• Season 25 Episode 17: Slavery Reparations: Racism or Justice?

  The issue of paying reparations to blacks for slavery.

• Season 25 Episode 16: 10 Years After the Rodney King Riots

  Civic leader Bernard Kinsey discusses the impact of the Rodney King riots on Los Angeles.

• Season 25 Episode 15: Banneker: Truth to Power

  The life of surveyor Benjamin Banneker.

• Season 25 Episode 14: Education: What Really Works?

  Parents look to private schools for their children.

• Season 25 Episode 13: The One Drop Rule?

  Author Scott Malcomson discusses ethnicity.

• Season 25 Episode 12: Is Race No Longer Important

  Author Annie S. Barnes describes racism through personal accounts of daily forms of discrimination.

• Season 25 Episode 11: Is Unconscious Racism a Killer?

  Unconscious racism in the medical field.

• Season 25 Episode 10: Is the Human Race Our Best Kept Secret?

  Author Joseph Graves discusses his beliefs that humans cannot be separated into races by genetics.

• Season 25 Episode 9: From Right to Left: The Politics of Glenn Loury

  Harvard professor Glenn Loury discusses his book 'The Anatomy of Racial Inequality.'

• Season 25 Episode 8: From Left to Right: The Politics of Roy Innis

  Roy Innis, the Congress of Racial Equality.

• Season 25 Episode 7: How to Profile the Bad Guys

  Racial profiling.

• Season 25 Episode 6: Does Soap and Water Fight Cancer?

  The association between hygiene and disease.

• Season 25 Episode 5: Patriot Soldier, Two Wars

  Black soldiers, who went to war for their country, also fought racism at home.

• Season 25 Episode 4: Patriot Aviators

  Aviators, including Tuskegee Airmen, share their war experiences.

• Season 25 Episode 3: Patriot Voices

  Veterans recall their war experiences.

• Season 25 Episode 2: Patriot Generals

  The careers of Gens. Colin Powell, Benjamin O. Davis Jr., Frank Petersen and Daniel James.

• Season 25 Episode 1: Selenium and Vitamin E in Prostate Cancer Treatment

  Prostate cancer prevention.

Tony Brown's Journal: Season 24 (2001)

• Season 24 Episode 28: Islam as an American Way of Life

  Imam W. Deen Mohammed discusses the Quran.

• Season 24 Episode 27: How to Be a Muslim in America

  Imam W. Deen Mohammed discusses the purpose of Islam and Americans Muslims response to the terrorist attacks.

• Season 24 Episode 26: The Conference That Never Happened

  The impact of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict on the U.N. World Conference Against Racism.

• Season 24 Episode 25: America's New Immigration Policy

  The impact of immigration on U.S. security.

• Season 24 Episode 24: Politics and Policy: War and Race

  The impact of the terrorist attacks on U.S. politics and policies.

• Season 24 Episode 23: Transcendent America

  The impact of war on America both nationally and internationally.

• Season 24 Episode 22: Does Anyone Care?

  The caste system in Asia and Africa.

• Season 24 Episode 21: Did Blacks Spark White Civilization?

  The history of black people in Egypt.

• Season 24 Episode 20: Asia and Blacks

  African origins and presence in Asia.

• Season 24 Episode 19: New Millennium Music

  Growth in gospel music revenues.

• Season 24 Episode 18: Holy or History: How Do You Read the Bible?

  The influence of Egyptian history on the Bible.

• Season 24 Episode 17: The Good Guys

  The Black Data Processing Associates.

• Season 24 Episode 16: How Do You Govern Yourself?

  Caribbean background.

• Season 24 Episode 15: Will the India Model Work for America's Have Nots?

  Computers; technology; self-empowerment.

• Season 24 Episode 14: Censuring America's Top Black Leader

  The Rev. Jesse Jackson.

• Season 24 Episode 13: Are Girls Different?

  Empowering and inspiring girls to succeed.

• Season 24 Episode 12: Jesus Christ Yo

  Spreading the word of God through hip hop music.

• Season 24 Episode 11: The Black Leadership Struggle

  Civil-rights leadership; the Rev. Al Sharpton.

• Season 24 Episode 10: Thomas Jefferson's Black and White DNA

  Thomas Jefferson's descendants.

• Season 24 Episode 9: Do Blacks Undervalue Themselves?

  The value blacks place on each other as business contacts.

• Season 24 Episode 8: Matthew Henson: The Final Step

  Eskimo descendants of arctic explorer Matthew Henson.

• Season 24 Episode 7: The Henson Saga

  Arctic explorer Matthew Henson.

• Season 24 Episode 6: Slave Values

  Slave values; Islam in Africa.

• Season 24 Episode 5: Origins

  Origins and achievements of the black African diaspora.

• Season 24 Episode 4: Republican View: Will Blacks Accept the Bush Presidency?

  Bush administration; black community.

• Season 24 Episode 3: Democratic View: Will Blacks Accept the Bush Presidency?

  The black community's acceptance of George W. Bush's presidency.

• Season 24 Episode 2: A Filmmaker's Look at Ralph Bunche

  Nobel Peace Prize recipient Ralph Bunche.

• Season 24 Episode 1: 75 Good Men and Women

  Knoxville College's struggle for survival.

Tony Brown's Journal: Season 23 (2000)

• Season 23 Episode 26: Cancer Diagnosis: What Do We Do?

  Cancer treatments; health issues.

• Season 23 Episode 25: Killing Them Harshly

  Sudan slave trade.

• Season 23 Episode 24: The Devil's Advice

  A tale of a man's struggle against the odds.

• Season 23 Episode 23: What Hat Are You Wearing?

  Dr. Joe Cornelius develops a creative way to teach history.

• Season 23 Episode 22: Perils of the Presidency

  Opinion polls; astrologer's revelations about the next presidency.

• Season 23 Episode 21: Alaska: Frontier of Race Relations

  Racial harmony in Alaska.

• Season 23 Episode 21: When Is Race Black or White?

  Brazil; race.

• Season 23 Episode 20: J. Edgar Hoover: The Question That Won't Die

  J. Edgar Hoover.

• Season 23 Episode 19: The Jubilee God

  Holy Bible: African American Jubilee Edition.

• Season 23 Episode 18: Race Preference or Race Help?

  Affirmative action.

• Season 23 Episode 17: What Did Farrakhan Say and When Did He Say It?

  Minister Louis Farrakhan.

• Season 23 Episode 16: Black & Rich: The Inside Story

  Attorney/author Lawrence Otis Graham.

• Season 23 Episode 15: Black & Rich: The Inside Story

  Attorney/author Lawrence Otis Graham.

• Season 23 Episode 14: Hulda Clark Rebuttal

  Three people dispute Dr. Hulda Clark's theories and methods of identifying disease.

• Season 23 Episode 13: Hulda Clark Rebuttal

  Three people dispute Dr. Hulda Clark's theories and methods of identifying disease.

• Season 23 Episode 12: Pesticides and Cancer

  Health risks of pesticides.

• Season 23 Episode 11: Self-Health: Kidney Disease, Liver Disease, Blood Poisoning, Alzheimer's Disease and AIDS

  Dr. Hulda Clark researches kidney disease, liver disease, blood poisoning, Alzheimer's disease and AIDS.

• Season 23 Episode 10: Self-Health: Heart Disease, Cancer, Stroke, Lung Disease and Diabetes

  Dr. Hulda Clark discusses five major causes of death in the United States.

• Season 23 Episode 9: Self-Health: Killing the Parasites and Cleansing the Body

  Dr. Hulda Clark discusses how to detect bacteria, viruses and pollutants in the body.

• Season 23 Episode 8: Self-Health: Cutting Edge Science or Quackery?

  Dr. Hulda Clark researches causes of and cures for disease.

• Season 23 Episode 7: Is Cleanliness Next to Good Health?

  Scientist Ken Seaton believes good hygiene is the key to better health.

• Season 23 Episode 6: The AIDS Maverick

  Virologist Dr. Peter Duesberg.

• Season 23 Episode 5: Health From the Other Side

  Health guru Gary Null.

• Season 23 Episode 4: Should Blacks Receive Reparations?

  National reparations movement in the United States benefits blacks.

• Season 23 Episode 3: Reparations for Tulsa Race Riot?

  A racially-diverse panel in Oklahoma urges the state to pay reparations for the 1921 Tulsa race riot.

• Season 23 Episode 2: Who Really Killed Martin Luther King Jr.?

  Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination.

• Season 23 Episode 1: Reflections of Martin Luther King Jr.

  Martin Luther King Jr.

Tony Brown's Journal: Season 22 (1999)

• Season 22 Episode 26: Finishing the Century: Blacks in the '60s

  Archival footage chronicles the 1960s.

• Season 22 Episode 25: Character vs. Race

  A speech at Hampton College deals with race and character.

• Season 22 Episode 24: Character vs. Race

  A speech at Hampton College deals with race and character.

• Season 22 Episode 23: An Outrageous Program to Cure all Diseases

  Health problems.

• Season 22 Episode 22: Singing the Message of Hate

  Racist music.

• Season 22 Episode 21: Do Pollutants and Parasites Cause All Disease?

  Dr. Hulda Clark discusses the effects of pollutants and parasites.

• Season 22 Episode 20: Hysterical Environmental Terrorists or Good Citizens?

  Controversial environmental activism.

• Season 22 Episode 19: Which Is Worse: Mosquitoes or Nerve Poison?

  Controversy surrounds the spraying of pesticides over metropolitan areas.

• Season 22 Episode 18: Is Y2K a Laughing Matter?

  Panelists discuss the Y2K readiness of U.S. companies.

• Season 22 Episode 17: Race and Y2K

  Y2K raises concern about escalated racial tension and hate crimes.

• Season 22 Episode 16: America's Future Speaks Out

  Teens discuss race, school, violence, crime, drugs and the future.

• Season 22 Episode 15: America's Future Speaks Out

  Teens discuss race, school, violence, crime, drugs and the future.

• Season 22 Episode 14: Gone but Not Forgotten

  Heroes; legends.

• Season 22 Episode 13: Songs of the Spirit

  Music's influence on American culture.

• Season 22 Episode 12: Songs of the Spirit

  Music's influence on American culture.

• Season 22 Episode 11: Events That Changed America: Roots and Revolution

  American history.

• Season 22 Episode 10: Y2K: Why Worry?

  Concerns about Y2K.

• Season 22 Episode 9: Y2K Survival

  Possible ramifications for Y2K.

• Season 22 Episode 8: How Does a Nation Rot Inside?

  Youth violence.

• Season 22 Episode 7: Should We Fear the Police

  Tension exists between the black community and the police.

• Season 22 Episode 6: Legends of Comedy

  Bill Cosby; Richard Pryor; Dick Gregory; George Kirby; Nipsey Russell.

• Season 22 Episode 5: The Winning Spirit

  Arthur Ashe; Jim Brown; Wilma Rudolph; Marcus Haines.

• Season 22 Episode 4: A Slice of Americana

  The black experience in America; African-American pioneers.

• Season 22 Episode 3: The Shackled Immigrants

  Slavery and racism affect social and economic progress.

• Season 22 Episode 2: Y2K: Run for Your Life

  Computers in year 2000.

• Season 22 Episode 1: In the Words of Frederick Douglass

  The black struggle; Frederick Douglass; Martin Luther King Jr.

Tony Brown's Journal: Season 21 (1998)

• Season 21 Episode 25: The Black Summit of 1972

  Events and issues shape black thought more than 25 years ago.

• Season 21 Episode 24: The Black Summit of 1972

  Events and issues shape black thought more than 25 years ago.

• Season 21 Episode 23: Words for the Spirit

  Secular and spiritual leaders.

• Season 21 Episode 22: Music Legends

  Eubie Blake; Chuck Jackson; Stevie Wonder; Lionel Hampton; Charles Brown.

• Season 21 Episode 21: What Clinical Definition Would You Give to President Clinton's Behavior?

  President Bill Clinton's behavior.

• Season 21 Episode 20: Saving Private Washington

  Military; veterans.

• Season 21 Episode 19: Why Y2K Will Crash the Economy and What to Do About It

  Economy in the year 2000.

• Season 21 Episode 18: A Y2K Alarmist

  Economy in the year 2000.

• Season 21 Episode 17: The Dollar and Y2K

  Computers in year 2000.

• Season 21 Episode 16: Moral Rot?

  Bill Clinton's impropriety.

• Season 21 Episode 15: Race and Justice in the New Millennium

  The Rev. Wyatt Tee Walker.

• Season 21 Episode 14: African vs. European Culture

  African history and culture.

• Season 21 Episode 13: Y2K at the Community Level

  Computers in the year 2000.

• Season 21 Episode 12: Africa in Chaos

  Africa's social and economic problems.

• Season 21 Episode 11: Skills for the 21st Century

  Job skills for the new millennium.

• Season 21 Episode 10: Universal and Race Success

  Formulas for success; author Herbert Harris; author George Fraser.

• Season 21 Episode 9: Job.com

  Jobs on the Internet.

• Season 21 Episode 8: His Own Man

  The Rev. Calvin O. Butts III.

• Season 21 Episode 7: Free at Last

  Law and drugs.

• Season 21 Episode 6: A Can-do Lady

  Public education.

• Season 21 Episode 5: A Grade of C- on Race

  Race relations.

• Season 21 Episode 4: Bill Clinton: Unreported Stories

  Author Ambrose Evans-Pritchard.

• Season 21 Episode 3: The Y2K Problem

  Computers in the year 2000.

• Season 21 Episode 2: The Debt Bomb

  Debt and the economy.

• Season 21 Episode 1: Was Ron Brown Shot?

  The death of Ron Brown.

Tony Brown's Journal: Season 20 (1997 - 2007)

• Season 20 Episode 26: Hepatitis Cure and FDA Takeover

  Hepatitis.

• Season 20 Episode 25: Who Are the Promise Keepers?

  Promise Keepers.

• Season 20 Episode 24: A Health Explorer

  Health problems of indigenous groups.

• Season 20 Episode 23: The Threat to the Andes

  Lead poisoning.

• Season 20 Episode 22: Is the IRS Out of Control?

  The Internal Revenue Service.

• Season 20 Episode 21: Name Calling

  Racism.

• Season 20 Episode 20: Race War

  Racial discord.

• Season 20 Episode 19: The Crash of '98?

  The economy and the stock market.

• Season 20 Episode 18: A Moral Dilemma?

  Henry J. Lyons.

• Season 20 Episode 17: Blue Code

  Police brutality.

• Season 20 Episode 16: Good News About AIDS and HIV

  AIDS research.

• Season 20 Episode 15: Money on the Web

  Business and the Internet.

• Season 20 Episode 14: Were Gulf War Veterans Used as Guinea Pigs?

  Gulf War syndrome.

• Season 20 Episode 13: America's Economy: Crash or Boom?

  America's economic forecast.

• Season 20 Episode 12: Another Version of the Tuskegee Experiment

  Government experimentation on African Americans.

• Season 20 Episode 12: Does the Church Work for Black America?

  Dr. Steve Cole examines the role of the church in the black community.

• Season 20 Episode 11: Your Money With a Twist

  Financial advisers Brooke Stephens and Suze Orman.

• Season 20 Episode 10: The 21st-Century Schools

  Online educational programs.

• Season 20 Episode 9: The First Cyberleaders

  Teaching children about computer technology.

• Season 20 Episode 8: Religion on Trial

  Abuses found in traditional churches.

• Season 20 Episode 7: The MLK Conspiracy?

  Reexamining the Martin Luther King Jr. assassination.

• Season 20 Episode 6: The MLK Conspiracy?

  Re-examining the Martin Luther King Jr. assassination.

• Season 20 Episode 5: Are Black/Jewish Relations as Bad as We Thought?

  Black and Jewish interactions.

• Season 20 Episode 4: A Star Controversy

  Author Star Parker: conservatism.

• Season 20 Episode 3: The Ebonics Controversy

  Linguists discuss Ebonics.

• Season 20 Episode 2: Honor at Last

  Honoring black soldiers.

• Season 20 Episode 1: An A-1 Threat

  Mandatory penalties for drug offenses.

Tony Brown's Journal: Season 19 (1996)

• Season 19 Episode 30: From Welfare to Work

  Michigan's welfare reform.

• Season 19 Episode 29: From Academics to Cyberspace

  Teaching students technology.

• Season 19 Episode 28: The Nation's Black Educators

  Education in the 21st century.

• Season 19 Episode 27: The Little Boy and the Little Girl Within Us

  Selecting romantic partners.

• Season 19 Episode 26: White, Black or None of the Above

  Defining race in the United States.

• Season 19 Episode 25: Is There a Dollar Left in the World?

  Author Andrew Gause ('The Secret World of Money') discusses monetary control.

• Season 19 Episode 24: Has the American Government Declared War on Black America?

  Alleged CIA involvement in cocaine distribution.

• Season 19 Episode 23: How AIDS Research Kills Scientists

  AIDS research.

• Season 19 Episode 22: African Origin: Civilized or Barbaric?

  African civilization.

• Season 19 Episode 21: A Super Cyberleader

  Technical workers.

• Season 19 Episode 20: The Voice in the Wilderness

  Entitlement reform.

• Season 19 Episode 19: Falling in Love With Death

  College student serving 24-year prison sentence.

• Season 19 Episode 18: A Rap With Colin Powell

  Colin Powell.

• Season 19 Episode 17: A Lasting Partnership

  Marriage.

• Season 19 Episode 16: Should Major Be in the Minors?

  Athletes.

• Season 19 Episode 15: Duesberg Responds to The New York Times

  Dr. Peter Duesberg discusses the media's portrayal of AIDS.

• Season 19 Episode 14: Was the AIDS Virus Invented?

  Virologist Dr. Peter Duesberg discusses the HIV virus.

• Season 19 Episode 13: The Explorer of a New World

  Dr. Allen Counter.

• Season 19 Episode 12: The Lost Africans of the Andes

  Enclave of African descendants.

• Season 19 Episode 11: The New Cyberspace Cadets

  Computer technology.

• Season 19 Episode 10: Is Violence Race Based?

  An alleged government-sponsored violence initiative.

• Season 19 Episode 9: A Firsthand View of Slavery in Africa

  Slavery in Africa.

• Season 19 Episode 7: The Truth According to Tony Brown

  Issues of the black community.

• Season 19 Episode 6: The Truth According to Tony Brown

  Issues of the black community.

• Season 19 Episode 5: Culture or Technology

  National conference on Afrocentricity; children.

• Season 19 Episode 4: Group Destruction

  The Afrocentric Training Project national conference; Afrocentric values.

• Season 19 Episode 3: The Melatonin Miracle?

  Dr. William Regelson discusses melatonin.

• Season 19 Episode 2: Cyberspace: A New Language

  Computer technology and career opportunities.

• Season 19 Episode 1: Predicting the Future

  Predictions for 1996.

Tony Brown's Journal: Season 18 (1995)

• Season 18 Episode 30: White Man's Burden

  Harry Belafonte discusses the movie 'White Man's Burden.'

• Season 18 Episode 29: The Cyberspace Cadets

  Education and computer technology.

• Season 18 Episode 28: The Brown and D'Souza Face-Off

  Author Dinesh D'Souza discusses his views on black intelligence and cultural deficiencies.

• Season 18 Episode 27: Is America Ready for a Black President?

  Possibility of a black president.

• Season 18 Episode 26: A White Riot

  Aftermath of the Simpson trial.

• Season 18 Episode 25: Slavery in Sudan: A Rebuttal

  Slavery in Sudan.

• Season 18 Episode 24: When the Eagle Flies

  Contributions of the all-black 92nd Division during World War II.

• Season 18 Episode 23: Women in Cyberspace

  Women discuss various areas of computer technology.

• Season 18 Episode 22: Is Melatonin the Next Miracle Drug?

  Melatonin.

• Season 18 Episode 21: Can You Make Money on the Internet?

  Consumer sales transactions on the Internet.

• Season 18 Episode 20: Why Are the Gulf Veterans Sick?

  Gulf War syndrome.

• Season 18 Episode 19: The Cyberspace Club

  The cyberspace frontier.

• Season 18 Episode 18: America: Cashless and Broke?

  Nation's monetary system.

• Season 18 Episode 17: Another View of the Slave Trade

  Slave trade.

• Season 18 Episode 16: Homegrown Terrorism

  Terrorism in America.

• Season 18 Episode 15: Women Against the Odds

  Two black women's success stories.

• Season 18 Episode 14: A White-Black Woman

  Light-skinned blacks.

• Season 18 Episode 13: Gender in the Military: The Air Force Response

  Officials respond to charges of gender discrimination in the Air Force.

• Season 18 Episode 12: Black-Jewish Alliance: A Response

  African-American alliance with Jews.

• Season 18 Episode 11: Will Republicans Dominate the Next 40 Years?

  Strategists discuss potential for political realignment after the 1994 election.

• Season 18 Episode 10: Alternative Medicine

  Burton Goldberg discusses alternative remedies to everyday ailments.

• Season 18 Episode 9: What Do Americans Think About Race?

  David Alpern discusses Newsweek's poll on racial issues.

• Season 18 Episode 8: The Martin Luther King Jr. Affair

  Georgia David Powers discusses her relationship with the Rev. King.

• Season 18 Episode 7: Is There a Black-Jewish Alliance?

  The creation and collapse of the African-American/Jewish alliance.

• Season 18 Episode 6: Gender Discrimination

  A group of women charges a military branch with discrimination, harassment and physical assault.

• Season 18 Episode 5: A Death Sentence

  Bacterial illnesses may cause false positives on HIV antibody tests.

• Season 18 Episode 4: Anita Hill and Clarence Thomas: The Other Side

  David Brock discusses the Anita Hill/Clarence Thomas story.

• Season 18 Episode 3: Black Fears of the GOP

  Black support for the Republican Party.

• Season 18 Episode 2: The GOP's Next Two Years

  Public policies that will highlight the Republican platform.

• Season 18 Episode 1: The Charge Is Murder

  Jack Baxter discusses Minister Louis Farrakhan; Malcolm X's death.

Tony Brown's Journal: Season 17 (1994)

• Season 17 Episode 28: Beyond Blame

  Dr. Michael Grant discusses answers to the race problem.

• Season 17 Episode 27: Black Labor, White Wealth

  Dr. Claud Anderson discusses the economic conditions of Blacks.

• Season 17 Episode 26: Community Business

  The Mercantile Business Coalition counteracts charges of black inferiority.

• Season 17 Episode 25: Has Africa Been Betrayed by Its Leaders?

  Dr. George Ayittey discusses the future of African countries.

• Season 17 Episode 24: Race and Intelligence

  Dr. Frances Cress Welsing discusses the book 'The Bell Curve.'

• Season 17 Episode 23: NAACP at the Crossroads

  Dr. William Gibson discusses the future of the NAACP.

• Season 17 Episode 22: Africana Womanism and Cults of Influence

  Author Brenda Verner discusses the movement to reclaim 'womanism.'

• Season 17 Episode 21: A New Information Highway

  Technology and the dissemination of information.

• Season 17 Episode 20: Today's Slave Trade

  The persistence of slave trade in the 20th century.

• Season 17 Episode 19: The Man Who Broke the Tuskegee Experiment

  Medical experimentation by public health providers.

• Season 17 Episode 18: A Music Legend Without a Home

  Music legend Chuck Jackson discusses his career.

• Season 17 Episode 17: New Ways to Live

  The effects of diet and hygiene on a person's health.

• Season 17 Episode 16: Success Runs in Our Race

  Author George Fraser ('Success Runs in Our Race').

• Season 17 Episode 15: Reparations: Something for Nothing or the American Solution

  The petition against the United States for violation of human rights of a national minority.

• Season 17 Episode 14: America: The Divisible Republic?

  Dr. Matthew Holden Jr. discusses the civil rights movement.

• Season 17 Episode 13: Can Schools Do the Job?

  Educational leaders discuss education and minorities.

• Season 17 Episode 12: A Youth Speak Out

  Students share their concerns at Virginia State University.

• Season 17 Episode 11: Afro Brasil

  African history and culture in Brazil.

• Season 17 Episode 10: The Colors of Brazil

  Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

• Season 17 Episode 9: Disease: America's New Frontier

  The effect of AIDS drug AZT on newborns.

• Season 17 Episode 8: Are Children the Victims of AIDS Treatment?

  State law prohibits AIDS testing without parental consent.

• Season 17 Episode 7: The Slavery Controversy

  Misconceptions of the origins of American slave trade.

• Season 17 Episode 6: A Man With His Own AIDS Treatment

  Research scientist Gary Null explains an AIDS treatment.

• Season 17 Episode 5: Is the Black Middle Class Angry?

  Author Ellis Cose discusses emotions of the black middle class.

• Season 17 Episode 4: Does the Davis-Bacon Act Cause Black Unemployment?

  The purpose of the Davis-Bacon Act.

• Season 17 Episode 3: The Psychology of AIDS

  Panelists discuss the AIDS infection rate.

• Season 17 Episode 2: Has the Black Leadership Betrayed Its Own Community?

  Author Khalid Al-Mansour discusses leadership.

• Season 17 Episode 1: Vitamins: Is the Issue Choice?

  FDA's new regulation regarding vitamin supplements.

Tony Brown's Journal: Season 16 (1993)

• Season 16 Episode 34: The Awful Truth: End of the American Dream

  A solution to the rising federal debt.

• Season 16 Episode 34: Is the Black Vote for Sale?

  Alleged suppression of black votes in New Jersey.

• Season 16 Episode 33: The Politics of Meaning or Snake Oil?

  A debate on President Clinton's economic plan.

• Season 16 Episode 31: Are Graduates the Problem?

  An examination of higher education.

• Season 16 Episode 30: After the Rainbow

  Jersey City Mayor Bret Schundler discusses civil rights.

• Season 16 Episode 29: How to Predict a Race Race

  Lawrence Hugick's theory on biracial elections.

• Season 16 Episode 28: The Forgotten West

  Black historians detail facts and legends of the West.

• Season 16 Episode 27: Crime, Texas Style: Will the Nation Strike Back?

  A Houston town meeting discusses the crime epidemic.

• Season 16 Episode 26: What Does Economic Empowerment Mean?

  A panel discusses economic empowerment.

• Season 16 Episode 25: Are Black Women Endangered?

  An examination of the black woman's plight in society.

• Season 16 Episode 24: Why Are the Top Students Going to Florida?

  A profile of Florida A & M University.

• Season 16 Episode 23: The Future of Black America: Problems and Solutions

  A Cincinnati town meeting discusses urban problems.

• Season 16 Episode 22: Leadership and Empowerment: How Do We Do It?

  The National Bar Association 68th annual conference in Florida.

• Season 16 Episode 21: Do Boycotts Work?

  The effects, workings and benefits of boycotts.

• Season 16 Episode 20: Western Roots

  Historians chronicle Oklahoma's past; from Oklahoma City.

• Season 16 Episode 19: Team America: Getting Ready for the Global Market

  Cultural diversity in America's workforce.

• Season 16 Episode 18: How the Media Treats Black Success

  The self-help effort, REACH Inc.

• Season 16 Episode 17: The Debate That Won't Take Place

  The audience reacts to Lani Guinier's written statements.

• Season 16 Episode 16: The Myth of AIDS in Africa

  Examines the contention of an AIDS epidemic in Africa.

• Season 16 Episode 15: The Life Factor

  Hygiene's relationship to health and intelligence.

• Season 16 Episode 14: AIDS: Natural Therapies

  Patients and doctors discuss alternatives to medicine for AIDS treatment.

• Season 16 Episode 13: Anita Hill: Victim ... or Liar? You Decide

  Author David Brock analyzes the Clarence Thomas/Anita Hill case.

• Season 16 Episode 12: Can the Liberals Pull It Off?

  Perspectives on the issue of rebuilding cities.

• Season 16 Episode 11: Team America: Can We Get Along?

  Experts discuss racial tension.

• Season 16 Episode 10: Business Ethics in a Changing Society

  Ninth Annual Business Ethics Conference.

• Season 16 Episode 9: These Are My Children

  Cultural background affects upbringing.

• Season 16 Episode 8: It's Sex and Drugs

  Debate on different theories about AIDS.

• Season 16 Episode 7: Human Capital: Key to the Future

  Preparing students to compete in the global market.

• Season 16 Episode 6: Is America Going Bankrupt?

  Industrialist Harry Figgie Jr.; economist Gerald Swanson.

• Season 16 Episode 5: Malcolm X and Judas

  Karl Evanzz theorizes on Malcolm X's death.

• Season 16 Episode 4: The Assassin

  Talmadge Hayer discusses Malcolm X's assassination.

• Season 16 Episode 3: Who Killed Malcolm X?

  Circumstances of Malcolm X's death.

• Season 16 Episode 2: AIDS Counterpoint

  AIDS and drug use.

• Season 16 Episode 1: A Message to Arthur Ashe and Magic Johnson

  Dr. Gary Null on AIDS treatment.

Tony Brown's Journal: Season 15

• Season 15 Episode 35: AIDS Without HIV

  Dr. Harvey Bialy discusses AIDS.

• Season 15 Episode 34: AIDS and Health

  HIV and AIDS, with Dr. Gary Null, Arthur Ashe.

• Season 15 Episode 33: Initiative or Genocide?

  Studying crime and genetics.

• Season 15 Episode 32: The Clarence Thomas Affair: One Year Later

  A review.

• Season 15 Episode 31: Does Crack Cause AIDS?

  Drugs debilitate the immune system.

• Season 15 Episode 30: Election '92: Who Should Blacks Vote For?

  The black vote.

• Season 15 Episode 29: X-Ploitation?

  Spike Lee's 'Malcolm X.'

• Season 15 Episode 28: Race: The Hidden Political Agenda

  Black concerns.

• Season 15 Episode 27: Inside Brazil

  Race relations in Rio de Janeiro.

• Season 15 Episode 26: School to Work

  The decline of education and business.

• Season 15 Episode 25: One-on-One

  The Rev. Buster Soaries of New Jersey.

• Season 15 Episode 24: A Nation's First

  Building black-owned businesses in Florida.

• Season 15 Episode 23: The Sister Souljah Controversy: Q & A With Tony Brown

  Brown answers questions about rapper Sister Souljah.

• Season 15 Episode 22: Is the Press Helping Ross Perot Lie?

  Dallas journalist Laura Miller discusses Ross Perot.

• Season 15 Episode 21: The Miami Boycott

  Anniversary of a boycott of Miami tourism.

• Season 15 Episode 20: A Look at the United States From Brazil

  Brazilian views.

• Season 15 Episode 19: A Nation Divided

  Reaction to the Rodney King verdict.

• Season 15 Episode 18: One-on-One With Andrew Hacker

  Author Andrew Hacker discusses racism.

• Season 15 Episode 17: Throw the Rascals Out

  Jack Gargan discusses the U.S. deficit.

• Season 15 Episode 16: Is It Racism or Excuses?

  A crisis in the black community.

• Season 15 Episode 15: One-on-One With Lester Thurow

  The U.S. deficit.

• Season 15 Episode 14: One-on-One With Lester Thurow

  The United States' fate.

• Season 15 Episode 13: Is There a Plan to Get Rid of Blacks?

  A conspiracy theory.

• Season 15 Episode 12: Children Who Are Self-Employed

  Fostering entrepreneurship.

• Season 15 Episode 11: Does the AIDS Virus Cause AIDS?

  Dr. Robert Root-Bernstein.

• Season 15 Episode 10: Date Rape

  The Mike Tyson rape trial.

• Season 15 Episode 9: Do the Japanese Discriminate Against Blacks?

  Blacks in the Japanese auto industry.

• Season 15 Episode 8: Should Americans Boycott the Japanese?

  'Buy American' campaign.

• Season 15 Episode 7: On the Stump With Alex Haley

  Alex Haley discusses 'Roots.'

• Season 15 Episode 6: Why Are Black Preachers Defending Mike Tyson?
• Season 15 Episode 5: The Man You'll Love or Hate

  The Rev. Al Sharpton.

• Season 15 Episode 4: A Stacked Deck

  Racism cripples economic growth.

• Season 15 Episode 3: Good Business Cents

  Businesses and community involvement.

• Season 15 Episode 2: Multiculturalism or Afrocentricity?

  Curricula.

• Season 15 Episode 1: A Report Card

  Black educators grade U.S. schools.

Tony Brown's Journal: Season 14

• Season 14 Episode 26: Current Events 101

  Influences on political thinking.

• Season 14 Episode 25: A Tribe of His Own

  Urban Youth Investment Program founder Kent Amos.

• Season 14 Episode 24: Can the Democrats Win in 1992?

  Correspondent Peter Brown.

• Season 14 Episode 23: Civil Rights After Clarence Thomas

  Civil rights.

• Season 14 Episode 22: New Black Images

  Impact of the Clarence Thomas hearings.

• Season 14 Episode 21: Independent Party the Democrats Don't Want

  The Harold Washington Party.

• Season 14 Episode 20: Is Self-Help a Myth?

  Opportunities for blacks.

• Season 14 Episode 19: Why Don't Blacks Do Well in Science?

  Black scientists and engineers.

• Season 14 Episode 18: Is Self-Help Too Much Work?

  Black organizations redirect funds.

• Season 14 Episode 17: Can the Apollo Survive?

  Future of the Apollo Theatre.

• Season 14 Episode 16: A Conspiracy to Keep Blacks Out of the Republican Party?

  Author Matthew Rees.

• Season 14 Episode 15: Clarence Thomas Affair

  Debate on Clarence Thomas' Supreme Court nomination.

• Season 14 Episode 14: Clarence Thomas Nomination

  Judge Clarence Thomas.

• Season 14 Episode 13: Cultural Barrier

  Racism against blacks in Japan.

• Season 14 Episode 12: Will the Cities Burn?

  Black Panther militia.

• Season 14 Episode 11: Hunting the Virus Hunter

  Dr. Peter Duesberg discusses AIDS.

• Season 14 Episode 10: Hunting the Virus Hunter

  Dr. Peter Duesberg discusses AIDS.

• Season 14 Episode 9: Where Was Rock 'n' Roll 35 Years Ago?

  Musician Charles Brown.

• Season 14 Episode 8: Who Discovered the North Pole?

  North Pole controversy.

• Season 14 Episode 7: AIDS & Chronic Fatigue Syndrome

  Author Neenyah Ostrom.

• Season 14 Episode 6: Does the Middle Class Do Enough?

  Using assets to benefit others.

• Season 14 Episode 5: Are College Scholarships Quotas?

  Black scholarships.

• Season 14 Episode 4: Question of Patriotism?

  Blacks and patriotism.

• Season 14 Episode 3: Cultural Diversity: Good Idea?

  Cultural diversity in higher education.

• Season 14 Episode 2: Evolution of Sammy Davis

  A tribute to Sammy Davis Jr.

• Season 14 Episode 1: Struggle of Old

  Newsmakers and issues of the '60s and '70s.

Tony Brown's Journal: Season 13

• Season 13 Episode 32: Common Law & Common Sense

  Attorney Morris Dees Jr. sues hate groups.

• Season 13 Episode 31: Tony Brown's Favorite Interviews

  William Shockley.

• Season 13 Episode 30: Live Right, Die Right

  A tribute to schoolteacher Ruth Norman.

• Season 13 Episode 29: Does Desegregation Mean Equality?

  Closing black colleges.

• Season 13 Episode 28: Today's Talented Tenth

  ACT-SO, an olympics of the mind.

• Season 13 Episode 27: Can Blacks Feed Themselves?

  Demise of black farms.

• Season 13 Episode 26: Mayor of Mardi Gras

  New Orleans Mayor Sidney Barthelemy.

• Season 13 Episode 25: In the Huddle With Jim Brown

  Sports celebrity Jim Brown.

• Season 13 Episode 24: Plan for the '90s

  Promoting self-help among blacks.

• Season 13 Episode 23: Man Who Bought a College

  Comer Cottrell saves a bankrupt Dallas college.

• Season 13 Episode 22: Is the Tawana Brawley Story an Outrage?

  Tawana Brawley case.

• Season 13 Episode 20: Chicago Black Expo

  Black economic development.

• Season 13 Episode 19: An Affirmative Opportunity Church

  St. Stephen Baptist Church in New Orleans.

• Season 13 Episode 18: Do Blacks Need a New Agenda?

  Equality for blacks.

• Season 13 Episode 17: Hanging Judge

  Author Stanley Crouch ('Notes of a Hanging Judge').

• Season 13 Episode 16: Banned in St. Louis

  Magazine publishers Mary Anne and Edgar Holley.

• Season 13 Episode 15: Majestic Eagles

  National business network, the Majestic Eagles.

• Season 13 Episode 14: Malcolm: 25 Years Later

  Remembering Malcolm X.

• Season 13 Episode 13: Inside the Klan

  Reporter Stetson Kennedy discusses the Ku Klux Klan.

• Season 13 Episode 12: Minority of One

  Author Shahrazad Ali discusses the black woman.

• Season 13 Episode 11: What Happened to the Brother?

  Black men and crime.

• Season 13 Episode 10: Is Alaska a Land of Opportunity?

  Black Alaskans.

• Season 13 Episode 9: Black & White

  Mary Walker declares her black ancestry.

• Season 13 Episode 8: Black Radio Hall of Fame

  Tribute to black radio greats.

• Season 13 Episode 7: Library of Black History: Longest Struggle

  Battle for equal rights; NAACP.

• Season 13 Episode 6: Library of Black History: Booker T. Washington Freedom Trail

  Booker T. Washington.

• Season 13 Episode 5: Library of Black History: Black Hollywood

  Blacks in film.

• Season 13 Episode 4: Library of Black History: America's Black Eagles

  Tuskegee Airmen.

• Season 13 Episode 3: Is Race a Disadvantage?

  Cosmetics for blacks.

• Season 13 Episode 2: Last Evening of Martin Luther King Jr.

  Conflicting opinions.

• Season 13 Episode 1: Woman Scorned

  Adjua Abi Naantannbuu recalls Martin Luther King Jr.

Tony Brown's Journal: Season 12

• Season 12 Episode 34: Through the Eyes of a Master

  Pictorial history of black theater.

• Season 12 Episode 33: Man With the Number

  Numerologist Lloyd Strayhorn.

• Season 12 Episode 32: Jim Brown: Out of Bounds

  Sportsman/author Jim Brown.

• Season 12 Episode 31: Ice: Coldest Drug You'll Ever See

  Dr. Arnold Washton.

• Season 12 Episode 30: Is Hatred America's Newest Sport?

  Racial violence escalates.

• Season 12 Episode 29: Black Americans & Black Immigrants

  Immigrants face obstacles.

• Season 12 Episode 28: Two Good Ol' Boys

  Crusader Dick Gregory; Shreveport Police Chief Charles Gruber.

• Season 12 Episode 27: New Color Barrier

  Color discrimination among blacks.

• Season 12 Episode 26: Hatred of the '90s

  Racial violence escalates.

• Season 12 Episode 25: Follow-Up: Blacks in America

  Network specials on black Americans.

• Season 12 Episode 24: Are Black Athletes Superior?

  A debate.

• Season 12 Episode 23: Freedom From Within

  Hair's role in blacks' psychological development.

• Season 12 Episode 22: Is There Something Wrong With Today's Youth?
• Season 12 Episode 21: Does America Owe Black People for Slavery?
• Season 12 Episode 20: How Much Do We Know About AIDS?

  AIDS studies.

• Season 12 Episode 19: Why Don't Blacks in Hollywood Help Themselves?

  Racism in movies.

• Season 12 Episode 18: The People vs. Western Medicine

  Treating AIDS.

• Season 12 Episode 17: Is AIDS a Biological Experiment?
• Season 12 Episode 16: Has the Medical Establishment Failed Us?

  Protection from AIDS.

• Season 12 Episode 15: What Causes AIDS?

  Dr. Peter Duesberg.

• Season 12 Episode 14: First AIDS Whistle-Blower

  Dr. Robert Strecker.

• Season 12 Episode 13: Is America for Sale?

  Japanese real estate holdings in the United States.

• Season 12 Episode 12: Doing Well by Doing Good

  Social responsibility.

• Season 12 Episode 11: Satanic Verses Vs. the First Amendment
• Season 12 Episode 10: There Was a Time

  A tribute to Ralph Cooper.

• Season 12 Episode 9: What Killed Rhythm & Blues?

  Evolution of black music.

• Season 12 Episode 8: History That Civil Rights Forgot

  Dr. Wyatt T. Walker.

• Season 12 Episode 7: Forgotten Legends of Jazz

  Musician/teacher Dr. Donald Byrd.

• Season 12 Episode 5: Lionel Hampton: Living History

  The musician/philanthropist.

• Season 12 Episode 4: Cosby Kid

  Malcolm-Jamal Warner discusses choices.

• Season 12 Episode 2: Did the Dream Survive?

  Author Taylor Branch.

• Season 12 Episode 1: A Broken Alliance

  Author Jonathan Kaufman.

Tony Brown's Journal: Season 11

• Season 11 Episode 34: America at Its Best

  Moneymakers adopt an elementary school.

• Season 11 Episode 5: Has America Had Five Black Presidents?

  Racial definitions.

• Season 11 Episode 4: Was It Worth It?

  Blacks migrate to north in 1915-40.

Tony Brown's Journal: Season 9

• Season 9 Episode 23: The Tear on the Face of America

  Independence Day's meaning to blacks.

Tony Brown's Journal: Season 8

• Season 8 Episode 29: Roots of Music

  Black music; gospel; blues; rock.

• Season 8 Episode 28: Roots of Music

  Black hymns; slave songs.

• Season 8 Episode 21: Can the Sullivan Principles Survive?

  The Rev. Leon Sullivan.

• Season 8 Episode 20: South Africa: The White Side

  Racial policies.

• Season 8 Episode 19: Black Valentino

  Actor Lorenzo Tucker.

• Season 8 Episode 18: Do Blacks Need New Leaders?
• Season 8 Episode 17: Views & Solutions of Minister Louis Farrakhan

  Interview with Minister Louis Farrakhan.

• Season 8 Episode 16: Views & Solutions of Minister Louis Farrakhan

  An interview with Minister Louis Farrakhan.

• Season 8 Episode 15: Troubled Land

  Imposing sanctions against South Africa.

• Season 8 Episode 14: Black & Red: The First World

  Djukas/Amerindians.

• Season 8 Episode 13: Black & Red: The First World

  South American tribes.

• Season 8 Episode 12: I Didn't Kill Malcolm

  Norman 3X Butler.

• Season 8 Episode 10: Are Black Leaders Racist?

  Benjamin Hooks of the NAACP.

• Season 8 Episode 9: National Urban League: First 75 Years

  History of the National Urban League.

• Season 8 Episode 8: National Urban League: First 75 Years

  History of the National Urban League.

• Season 8 Episode 7: Thank God!

  Black sacred music.

• Season 8 Episode 6: Thank God!

  Black sacred music.

• Season 8 Episode 5: Thank God!

  Black sacred music.

• Season 8 Episode 4: Thank God!

  Black sacred music.

• Season 8 Episode 3: Africa's Downfall

  Author Dr. Chancellor Williams.

• Season 8 Episode 2: The Chief

  A portrait of aviator Alfred Anderson.

• Season 8 Episode 1: Health Prophet

  Comedian Dick Gregory discusses his line of health products.

Tony Brown's Journal: Season 7

• Season 7 Episode 34: The Wizard

  Marques Haynes, 'King of Dribblers.'

• Season 7 Episode 30: When the Chickens Came Home to Roost
• Season 7 Episode 29: When the Chickens Came Home to Roost
• Season 7 Episode 28: Uptown at the Apollo

  A salute to the Apollo Theatre in Harlem.

• Season 7 Episode 27: Mr. Movie

  Black film producer Oscar Micheaux.

• Season 7 Episode 26: Angela Davis

  The former revolutionary updates her 1972 interview.

• Season 7 Episode 25: Will Blacks Save Mondale in November?
• Season 7 Episode 24: Book on Jesse Jackson You Will Not Read

  Author Barbara Reynolds.

• Season 7 Episode 23: From Rap to Al-Amin

  H. Rap Brown discusses the '60s.

• Season 7 Episode 22: A Drug War?

  New York Mayor Ed Koch.

• Season 7 Episode 20: Stevie Wonder Plays His Own Keys of Life
• Season 7 Episode 19: Klan Exposed

  A man infiltrates the Klu Klux Klan.

• Season 7 Episode 16: Sam & Dope

  Sam Moore discusses heroin addiction.

• Season 7 Episode 14: Veronica Ali: The Woman Few People Know

  Muhammad Ali's wife.

• Season 7 Episode 13: How I Escaped a Lynching

  One survives a 1930 lynching.

• Season 7 Episode 12: Super Tuesday & Beyond

  Democratic presidential primaries.

• Season 7 Episode 11: Status of Civil Rights

  Clarence Pendleton, chairman of the Civil Rights Commission.

• Season 7 Episode 10: Can Jesse Win?

  Roy Innis, chairman of the Congress of Racial Equality.

• Season 7 Episode 8: Unbroken Chain

  Author Dr. Na'Im Akbar.

• Season 7 Episode 4: Longest Struggle: Reign of Terror

  Ku Klux Klan and the NAACP.

• Season 7 Episode 3: Jackson's Jewish Problem

  The Rev. Jesse Jackson.

• Season 7 Episode 1: Does Culture Hold Blacks Back?

  Economist-author Dr. Thomas Sowell.

Tony Brown's Journal: Season 6

• Season 6 Episode 34: Should Blacks Separate From the U.S.?
• Season 6 Episode 33: Back to Black

  A national conference of minorities.

• Season 6 Episode 32: What Does Integration Mean?

  Existence of black colleges.

• Season 6 Episode 31: Mrs. Norman, We Love You

  A West Virginia schoolteacher.

• Season 6 Episode 30: A Lead-ing Chance

  Corporations find outstanding minority achievers.

• Season 6 Episode 29: Rap II: Sammy & Tony

  Sammy Davis Jr. joins Tony Brown.

• Season 6 Episode 28: Their Feet Hurt

  Parents oppose busing.

• Season 6 Episode 27: Jerry Falwell Talks About Racism

  Race and civil rights.

• Season 6 Episode 24: Politics: New Black Power

  Blacks in politics.

• Season 6 Episode 23: Stars on Hollywood

  Sammy Davis Jr., Ben Vereen, Howard Rollins.

• Season 6 Episode 22: Who Was Medgar Evers?

  Myrlie Evers discusses her husband's achievements.

• Season 6 Episode 21: Is the Atlanta Killer in Jail?

  A new charge.

• Season 6 Episode 20: Fading Out

  Low-budget 'blaxploitation' films.

• Season 6 Episode 19: Middle Years

  Raising public consciousness.

• Season 6 Episode 18: Fading In

  Create positive film roles for blacks.

• Season 6 Episode 17: Burnt Cork

  Film and stage portrayals of blacks.

• Season 6 Episode 16: Herpes: Is There Hope?

  Causes and treatments for herpes.

• Season 6 Episode 15: Herpes: Is There Hope?

  Causes and treatments for herpes.

• Season 6 Episode 14: Tribute to Eubie Blake

  A profile of the composer/singer/pianist.

• Season 6 Episode 13: Do Academic Standards Harm Black Athletes?
• Season 6 Episode 12: Ben & Bert

  Performers Ben Vereen and Bert Williams.

• Season 6 Episode 11: Black Gays

  Problems of being black and gay.

• Season 6 Episode 10: We're Number One

  WBLS-FM, a black-owned and operated radio station.

• Season 6 Episode 9: Reagan Civil Rights

  Changes in civil rights.

• Season 6 Episode 8: Black Eagles: Red Tails & Black Aces

  Integrated military.

• Season 6 Episode 7: Black Eagles: Jim Crow's Graveyard

  Black Air Force units.

• Season 6 Episode 6: Black Eagles: Enemy Within

  The 99th Squadron.

• Season 6 Episode 5: Black Eagles: Clipped Wings

  Black combat units.

• Season 6 Episode 3: George Kirby Presents King Heroin

  The comedian discusses drugs and prison.

• Season 6 Episode 2: National Urban League: What Direction?
• Season 6 Episode 1: When the Sisters Came Marching Home

  Black WACS.

Tony Brown's Journal: Season 5

• Season 5 Episode 30: Killer of Dreams

  Jacklyn McDonald, a sickle cell anemia victim.

• Season 5 Episode 29: Bad Bishops & a Queen

  Chess wizards.

• Season 5 Episode 28: House With Music in It

  Lionel Hampton, humanitarian.

• Season 5 Episode 26: Is TV Off-Color?

  Black power in the media.

• Season 5 Episode 25: Sgt. Benjamin

  Hal Williams of 'Private Benjamin.'

• Season 5 Episode 24: Black Soap

  Blacks in daytime soap operas.

• Season 5 Episode 23: Blacks in White TV

  Treatment of black actors.

• Season 5 Episode 22: Black Revolt in the '80's

  Historical comparisons.

• Season 5 Episode 21: NAACP: What Directions?
• Season 5 Episode 19: Racist-Racism or Anti-Racist Racism
• Season 5 Episode 18: A Real Tough Guy

  Frank E. Petersen, the Marine Corps' first black aviator.

• Season 5 Episode 16: The Black West

  The history of Blacks in the western frontier.

• Season 5 Episode 3: Malcolm and Elijah

  The split between Elijah Muhammad and Malcolm X.