Milwaukee PBS has released the dates and times when it will air the documentary, “Remembering Bronzeville.”
The documentary focuses on the people who lived in Bronzeville, and the legacy they left behind.
Karen Slattery, a Marquette journalism professor who co-produced the documentary with Mark Doremus, uncovered important stories she felt Milwaukee residents needed to learn about the city’s original African American community.
And she wanted to share them. (Doremus is the video content strategist for NNS.)
Here are the dates and times:
Thursday, Oct. 31: 7:30 p.m. on WMVS (Channel 10)
Friday, Nov. 1: 2 a.m. on WMVS (Channel 10)
Sunday, Nov. 3: 10 a.m. on WMVS (Channel 10)
Sunday, Nov. 3: 4:09 p.m. on WMVT (Channel 36)
Tuesday, Nov. 5: 5 p.m. on WMVS (Channel 10)
Tuesday, Nov. 5: 6 p.m. on WMVT (Channel 36)
Sunday, Nov. 10: 4:30 p.m. on WMVT (Channel 36)
For more about the documentary, check out this NNS story.
This is the 2nd time Ive left comments about our family arriving 1917 and 1919 respectfully 100 yrs, we lived in this neighborhood. Check out Mosley tth and Brown St.
You are a Mosley and I am a Brown. We’ve got this city pretty well covered.
Mr. Mosley, I responded the last time you raised this. Thank you. Can you send me an email with your contact information?
Ron
(ronsmith@marquette.edu)
Will it be on any platform available to is expatriates?
Check out the project website “remembering-bronzeville.org” for more information about the film. We’ll make it available online after it airs on Milwaukee PBS. And thank you for your interest! — The Film Team
Thank you for making it available for those of us who can’t see it as scheduled!
I’m definitely interested in seeing this! Same question, live in nw WI now and only have internet. Will it be available online ? Thank you !
For the Seniors “NOT ONLINE’ will there be a DVD to purchase?