Flint's Bar-B-Q

Alternier Cook tells the story about the importance of how several longtime residents formed the Friends of Hoover-Durant Public Library to fill the absence of a vital community resource and its value to the Black community.

When African Americans migrated to California during World War II, this historical hotel was one of the region's first to host Black entertainers in the Zanzibar Club and became a legendary destination for Black travelers.

Hear Father Neil's first-hand account of events at St. Augustine's Episcopal Church including the launch of the Free Breakfast Program, where he served as the spiritual advisor to the Black Panther Party.

When low-income people of color had been disproportionately targeted by predatory subprime lenders, Miller drew upon her skills as a community organizer with the support of organizations to save her family home.