


A locally produced program, hosted by Dr. Tanya Clark, that examines various issues of concern to the African American Community. Airs Wednesdays at 5:30 p.m.


Dr. Tanya Clark interviews Dr. Mary Francis Berry
(Mar 07, 2007)
Dr. Mary Francis Berry, guest speaker at Rowan University's second annual Rosa Parks Luncheon, stopped by the African American Profile as a part of a roundtable discussion. Four Rowan University students also joined the show to chat with Berry. She spoke about her background including what it was like to grow up in the South. Also, she discussed why the government did not issue slave reparations.
Dr. Tanya Clark interviews Troy Clark(Feb 28, 2007)
Troy Clark, a native of New Orleans, provided his perspective on Hurricane Katrina. Along with host Dr. Tanya Clark, they discussed the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. Plus, Mr. Clark described the vivid details of that day and how his family had to evacuate the Louisiana area.
Dr. Tanya Clark interviews Danielle Moore and Anwar Counts(Feb 07, 2007)
Rowan students Danielle Moore and Anwar Counts joined host Dr. Tanya Clark on the show. They talked about the student's perspective on Hurricane Katrina. Moore and Counts offered their experiences while visiting Louisiana to assist in the rebuilding effort.
Dr. Tanya Clark interviews Keith Dickens(Jan 31, 2007)
Dr. Tanya Clark interviewed Keith Dickens, who serves on the planning committee for the Martin Luther King Jr. Breakfast held at Rowan University. Dickens commented on his background and explained how he got started with committee. He added historical perspective to the special event by detailing how the Martin Luther King Jr. Breakfast began.
Dr. Tanya Clark interviews Bishop Vashti Murphy McKenzie Part II(Jan 24, 2007)
Dr. Tanya Clark completed part two of her interview with Bishop Vashti Murphy McKenzie. They continued the discussion about her background and issues troubling the African-American community.
Dr. Tanya Clark interviews Bishop Vashti Murphy McKenzie Part I(Jan 17, 2007)
Dr. Tanya Clark interviewed Bishop Vashti Murphy McKenzie, who recently spoke at the Martin Luther King Jr. Breakfast held at Rowan University. McKenzie talked about her background and how people can make an impact in their community.
Dr. Tanya Clark interviews Carlos Bradley(Jan 10, 2007)
Guest Carlos Bradley talked to Dr. Tanya Clark about physical fitness. Bradley also discussed how to lose weight and build tone through exercise. He gave details on how to build more than just a three week commitment with exercise.
Dr. Tanya Clark interviews Dana Burley(Nov 08, 2006)
Dr. Tanya Clark spoke with Dana Burley, the Clerk of the New Jersey General Assembly. Burley talked about her job responsibilities. Also, they examined election results and what it meant to the African American community.
Dr. Tanya Clark interviews Dr. Natasha Murray(Nov 01, 2006)
Dr. Clark interviewed Dr. Natasha Murray, who works in the New York City school system. Dr. Murray recapped her background and problems students encountered while attending school. They also discussed dropout rate and why students lose interest in school.
Dr. Tanya Clark interviews Dr. Greg Carr(Sep 27, 2006)
Dr. Tanya Clark interviews Dr. Greg Carr, Asst. Professor of African American Studies at Howard University, about the status of Philadelphia schools, changes in curriculum in African American History, and who is involved in the changes.


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Aug 21, 2008
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