Say Brother premieres on WGBH (1968-07-15)

CTL-E-4570 · Event · other · 1968

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WGBH Boston's Say Brother debuts July 15, 1968, a weekly program produced by African Americans about African Americans; in fall 1975 it airs thirteen national PBS programs before returning to local-only in winter 1976.

Notes

RELP105 supporting event entity; events.json CTL-EVT-023308.

Relationships

Black Journal premieres on NET (1968-06-12) — related to
Say Brother (WGBH, July 1968) and Black Journal (NET, June 1968) both premiered in summer 1968 as Black-produced public television programs.
Say Brother premieres (1968-07) — related to
WGBH Boston's Say Brother premiered in July 1968 as a weekly Black-produced public affairs program; both graph records describe this debut.

Sources

SNAC Cooperative, WGBH Educational Foundation record (Say Brother history). https://snaccooperative.org/view/10873835

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