Browse shows on: Gail Parker
Skin Color (January 26, 1987)
Guests: Gail Parker, Avvonne Mannings, Ingeborg Taylor-Hill, Susan Watson
Host: Ed Gordon
Producer : Gallant-Gordon
Duration: 00:28:16
Description: This show discusses whether or not skin color still makes a difference among blacks. Guests include psychologist, Dr. Gail Parker; and Avvonne Mannings and Ingeborg Taylor-Hill, both of whom have experienced discrimination from other blacks. Followed by commentary from Susan Watson.
Guests: Gail Parker, Avvonne Mannings, Ingeborg Taylor-Hill, Susan Watson
Host: Ed Gordon
Producer : Gallant-Gordon
Duration: 00:28:16
Description: This show discusses whether or not skin color still makes a difference among blacks. Guests include psychologist, Dr. Gail Parker; and Avvonne Mannings and Ingeborg Taylor-Hill, both of whom have experienced discrimination from other blacks. Followed by commentary from Susan Watson.
Domestic Abuse (May 6, 1998)
Guests: Imani Williams, Gail Parker, Joseph Gorman
Host: Darryl Wood [bio]Darryl Wood hosted the show for ten years from 1988 to 1998 under the title American Black Journal. His shows focused on the skills and talents of many of the nation's leading African-American business people.
Producer : Tony Mottley
Duration: 00:25:40
Description: This show is about why domestic abuse happens and what can be done about it.
Guests include Imani Williams, a survivor of domestic abuse; clinical psychologist, Dr. Gail Parker; and Joseph Gorman, a specialist in violence in the workplace employee assistant programs.
Guests: Imani Williams, Gail Parker, Joseph Gorman
Host: Darryl Wood [bio]Darryl Wood hosted the show for ten years from 1988 to 1998 under the title American Black Journal. His shows focused on the skills and talents of many of the nation's leading African-American business people.
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Producer : Tony Mottley
Duration: 00:25:40
Description: This show is about why domestic abuse happens and what can be done about it.
Guests include Imani Williams, a survivor of domestic abuse; clinical psychologist, Dr. Gail Parker; and Joseph Gorman, a specialist in violence in the workplace employee assistant programs.
