Tony Brown’s Black Journal: A Black Paper on White Racism

This archival episode of Black Journal—titled “A Black Paper on White Racism”—offers a searing and unflinching examination of race relations in America during the late 1960s and early 1970s. Produced by pioneering Black journalists and thinkers, the program exposes the enduring structures of white supremacy and explores the strategies of resistance and resilience within Black communities. 🎥 Shared by Dr. Zebulon Vance Miletsky for educational and historical purposes. 📍Originally broadcast on PBS as part of Black Journal, one of the first national television programs created by and for African Americans. ⸻ Topics include: • Systemic racism and structural inequality • Media and representation in the Black Freedom Struggle • Black intellectual thought and activism in the post-Civil Rights era • The legacy of Black Journal in shaping public understanding ⸻ Connect: 📚 Dr. Zebulon V. Miletsky — Historian | Author | Educator 🔗 Follow on Instagram, X, and YouTube @zebulonmiletsky #BlackJournal #BlackHistory #CivilRights #MediaHistory #AfricanAmericanStudies #ZebulonMiletsky Tony Brown, Executive Producer. I do not own the copyright to this video.