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Beyond the Dream
Beyond The Dream: A Celebration of Black History On February 1, 1989 thousands of Americans participated in a historic event. For the first time, Black History Month had a national kickoff unlike any other. A major telecommunications event brought together distinguished experts on the contributions to Blacks to this country with audiences at colleges and universities, military installations, secondary schools, national associations and federal and state agencies. Panelists: Mary Futrell, President, National Educational Association; Donald M. Stewart, President, College Board; Judith Eaton, President, Community College of Philadelphia; Rep. Cardiss Collins (D-IL); State Senator Cleo Fields (D-LA); William Blakey, Attorney; Joshua Smith, Fouder and CEO of Maxima; Dorothy Brunson, Founder and President of Brunson Communications; Sybil Mobley, Dean, School of Business and Commerce, Florida A&M University; Ron Townsend, President and General Manager, WUSA-TV, Washington, D.C.; John Hope Franklin, Professor Emeritus of History, Duke University; Julianne Malveaux, Social Economist and Writer; Asa Hilliard, Educational Psychologist and Historian, Georgia State University; Jim Vance, Moderator Broadcast Date: 2/89
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Beyond The Dream III - A Celebration of Black History: The Global Perspective
Beyond The Dream III: A Celebration of Black History: The Global Perspective United audiences across the nation with recognized authorities and leaders of our time to discuss critical issues that will dictate the quality of life for African descendants over the next 50 years. Panelists: Julius Chambers, NAACP Legal Defense & Educational Fund, Inc.; Asa G. Hilliard III, Educational Psychologist and Historian; Amiri Baraka, Writer and Scholar; Dr. Orville Kean, President, University of the Virgin Islands; James Turner, Associate Professor, Cornell University; Antoinette Malveaux, Director of Global Marketing, American Express Bank, Ltd.; Edward J. Perkins, Former Ambassador to South Africa; Randall Robinson, Executive Director, TransAfrica, Inc.; Lindiwe Mabuza, Chief Representative, African National Congress to the United States; Kenneth Walker, Moderator, Journalist Broadcast Date: 1/91
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Beyond The Dream IV - A Celebration of Black History: Discovering the Past-Understanding the Future
Beyond The Dream IV: A Celebration of Black History: Discovering the Past-Understanding the Future United campuses nationwide with a live studio audience and program guests who discuss the importance of discovering the past, analyzing the present and understanding the future of African Americans. Panelists: Alex Haley, Award winning author of The Autobiography of Malcom X and Roots; Henry Hampton, Creator/Producer Eyes on the Prize; Barbara Reynolds, Columnist - USA Today; Chuck Stone, Professor/Journalist, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill; Maxine Waters, Congresswoman (D-CA); Renee Poussaint, Moderator, Anchor, WJLA-TV/ABC - Washington, DC Broadcast Date: 2/92
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Beyond The Dream V - A Celebration of Black History: The Writers, The Stories, The Legacy
Beyond The Dream V: A Celebration of Black History: The Writers, The Stories, The Legacy Focuses on the impact of African American literature as it pertains to American culture and life. This program examines the evolution of the stories from the griot to contemporary writers and beyond. A common theme throughout Beyond the Drean V is the importance of storytelling for the understanding and preservation of culture and heritage. Panelists: Houston A. Baker, Jr., President, Modern Language Association, Literary Critic, Director, Center for the Study of Black Literature and Culture, University of Pennsylvania; Nicki Giovanni, Works include: And, Do Remember Me, Long Distance Life, A Woman's Place, Migrations of the Heart; Charles Johnson, Works include: Middle Passage, Oxherding Tale, Faith and the Good Thing, The Sorcerer's Apprentice (a collection of short stories); Terry McMillan, Works Include: Waiting to Exhale, Disappearing Acts, Mama, Breaking Ice: An Anthology of Contemporary African American Fiction; Renee Poussaint, Moderator, Special Correspondent, Prime Time Live - ABC News Broadcast Date: 2/93
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Beyond The Dream VI - A Celebration of Black History: Black in Politics-A Struggle for Inclusion
Beyond The Dream VI: A Celebration of Black History: Black in Politics-A Struggle for Inclusion Beyond The Dream VI: A Celebration of Black History will bring together national political figures, business leaders, political scientists, historians and educators to discuss with your audience the growing power of African American and other minority groups in politics and the critical role of politics in forging solutions to our social ills. Panelists: Andrew Young, Former Congressman, Ambassador to the U.N. and Mayor of Atlanta; Gracia Hillman, Executive Director, League of Women Voters; U.S. Rep. Cleo Fields (D-LA), Youngest Member of Congress; Willa Hall Smith, Former White House Aide-The Bush Administration; Eddie N. Williams, President, Joint Centers for Political and Economic Studies; Michelle D. Kourouma, Executive Director, National Conference of Black Mayors, Inc.; Harvey Gantt, Ex-Mayor of Charlotte, N.C. and Former U.S. Senatorial Candidate; Ron Walters, Professor of Political Science, Howard University; Julian Bond, Moderator Broadcast Date: 2/94
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Beyond The Dream VII - A Celebration of Black History: The Vanishing Black Male
Beyond The Dream VII: A Celebration of Black History: The Vanishing Black Male Major Topics: The Black male image - stereotypes, myths and realities. Endangered species or historical victimization? The media's portrayal of the African-American male. Police brutality - the impact of losing faith in protectors. Examining rage and adolescent violence. Promoting positive images. Scholars examine whether the crisis is real or created? Black male and female relationships. Increasing the number of black males in college. Can all black male academies help? The university's role in mentoring and reclaiming youth. Understanding and interpreting macho expression. When the tough streets meet school steps. Rebuilding the strength of the African-American family. Fathers, brothers and friends - healing a community. Solutions and programs that work. Panelists: The Rev. Al Sharpton, Political Activist/Orator; Jacqueline F. Brown, Human Relations Dept., Howard County, Maryland Public Schools; Thomas W. Dortch, Jr., President, 100 Black Men of America; Julianne Malveaux, Black Issues in Higher Education Columnist/Radio Talk Show Host; Haki R. Madhubuti, Publisher and Editor, Third World Press; Eric Thomas, Youth/Motivational Speaker; Kojo Nnamdi, Moderator Broadcast Date: 2/95
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Beyond The Dream VIII - A Celebration of Black History: Successful Blacks in the American Business & Entrepreneurial World
Beyond The Dream VIII: A Celebration of Black History: Successful Blacks in the American Business & Entrepreneurial World This live, interactive videoconference was designed to be a moving and inspiring program that served as the national kickoff for Black History Month. Beyond The Dream VIII: A Celebration of Black History: Successful Blacks in the American Business & Entrepreneurial World examines the future of Black businesses and today's business climate, explores the do's and don'ts of operating a successful business, looks at the impact of affirmative action and addresses the role of education in preparing the nation's next generation of Black entrepreneurs and CEOs. Panelists: William Harvey, President, Hampton University; Kathy Hughes, Owner/Chairperson, Radio One, Inc.; Jerry Florence, Vice President, Marketing, Nissan Motor Corporation U.S.A.; Sybil Mobley, Dean, School of Business and Industry, Florida A&M University; Gerald Prothro, Vice President and Chief Information Officer, IBM Corporation; Robert Wallace, Author, Black Wealth Through Black Entrepreneurship; Jim Vance, Moderator Broadcast Date: 2/96
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Beyond The Dream IX - Celebration of Black History: The Wisdom of Our Elders, the Eagerness of Those to Follow
Beyond The Dream IX: A Celebration of Black History: The Wisdom of Our Elders, the Eagerness of Those to Follow Black Issues in Higher Education has assembled some of our most revered elders and promising young leaders for this year's awe-inspiring interactive Black History Month videoconference. The oral tradition and the transfer of knowledge and history from one generation to another have constituted a rich part of the African American legacy. Through the use of this tradition, countless generations have benefited and gone on to profit from the wisdom of elders. Beyond The Dream IX: The Wisdom of Our Elders, the Eagerness of Those to Follow builds on the importance of keeping that tradition alive. Serving as the national kickoff to Black History Month, it is one of our most inspiring programs. Panelists: Jonah Edelman, Executive Director of the National Stand for Children; John W. Franklin, Folklife and Cultural Studies Curator of the Smithsonian Institute; Rev. Jamel Bryant, National Youth and College Director of the NAACP; Dr. Dorothy Height, President of the National Council for Negro Women; Patricia Reid-Marritt, Author of the book Sister Power; Franco Harris, NFL Hall of Famer and Owner of Super Bakery, Inc. and Parks Sausage, Inc.; Al Freeman Jr., Award-winning actor and Chairman of Theater Arts Dept., Howard University; Paula Jai Parker, Professional actress; Dr. Julianne Malveaux, Moderator Broadcast Date: 2/97
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Beyond The Dream X - A Decade Of Celebrating Black History: American Education Under Reconstruction: Achievement & Access For All
Beyond The Dream X: A Decade Of Celebrating Black History: American Education Under Reconstruction: Achievement & Access For All On February 4, 1998 Black Issues In Higher Education presented Beyond The Dream X: American Education Under Reconstruction: Achievement & Access For All, the tenth program in the Beyond the Dream: A Celebration of Black History series. The program contains a frank dialogue on the state of American educational reform and what lies ahead in the areas of school improvements. This videoconference examines the impact that the reform movement has had on the K-12 educational enterprise, with particular emphasis on students of color. The program also looks at what reform in elementary and secondary education will mean for higher education. Panelists: Barbara A. Sizemore, Dean, School of Education, DePaul University; Robert Bud Spillane, Regional Director, U.S. State Department, Office of Overseas Schools; Yolanda T. Moses, President, The City University of New York/CUNY; U.S. Rep. Major Owens (D-NY), Committee on Education and the Workforce; Wendy Puriefoy, President, Public Education Network; Michael D. Casserly, Executive Director, Council of the Great City Schools; Andrea Roane, Moderator, Co-Anchor, WUSA-TV, Washington, D.C. Broadcast Date: 2/98
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Beyond The Dream XI - A Celebration of Black History: The Rising Influence of Black Literature: A Literary Countdown to the New Millennium
Beyond The Dream XI: A Celebration of Black History: The Rising Influence of Black Literature: A Literary Countdown to the New Millennium Books for, by and about African Americans are exploding on to the literature scene in record numbers. This program, the eleventh in the Beyond The Dream: A Celebration of Black History and Culture series, examines this burgeoning rise in Black fiction and non-fiction and its impact on the reader, academia and the publishing community. Panelists: Juan Williams, Biographer and Columnist; Omar Tyree, Author, Publisher, Lecturer and Poet; Sandra Jackson-Opoku, Novelist; Shandra Hill, Novelist; Colin Chaner, Novelist; Danzy Senna, Novelist Broadcast Date: 2/99
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Beyond The Dream XII - A Celebration of Black History: Becoming a Best Seller: Opportunities & Obstacles For Black Writers in the New Millennium
Beyond The Dream XII: A Celebration of Black History: Becoming a Best Seller: Opportunities & Obstacles For Black Writers in the New Millennium Major publishers have discovered a new profit center in Black readers. There are ever emerging Black book clubs and discussion of Black literature is at an all time high. And let's not forget the Internet has become a powerful medium for sales and marketing. What does this portend for Black authors? Our panel addresses that and other provocative questions. Panelists: Terry McMillan, Author, Waiting to Exhale; E. Lynn Harris, Author, Abide With ME; Bebe Moore Campbell, Author, Brothers & Sisters; Nathan McCall, Author, What's Going On; Cheryl Woodruff, Publishing Executive Broadcast Date: 2/2000
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