Why public media must champion the voices of the African diaspora
In short: This conversation explores how documentary series like AfroPoP and Pacific Heartbeat preserve cultural heritage while highlighting contemporary movements of artistry and activism.
The discussion features Emmy Award-winning comedian Sheletta Brundidge alongside leaders from Black Public Media and Pacific Islanders in Communications. They examine the necessity of representing African diaspora and Pacific Islander communities on public media platforms to ensure these stories are shared broadly.
AfroPoP: The Ultimate Cultural Exchange enters its 14th season, focusing on the resilience and collective power of Black people globally through true-life tales of advocacy. Meanwhile, Pacific Heartbeat offers a deep dive into the music, languages, and contemporary issues of Pacific Island cultures.
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