Tony Brown's Journal talk/TV series is authentically, as a leading archivist described it, “The Most Complete & Thoughtful Record Of African-American Opinion.”
Tony Brown: A Persevering Voice Across Generations | Tony Browns Journal
Pioneering TV Journalist & Educator Dies at 93
Tony Brown, host and Executive Producer of Tony Brown’s Journal, made his peaceful transition on June 17, 2026, at his home in Newport News, Virginia.
Stars on Hollywood: Progress or Not?
https://t.co/pQVHohpMhp In 1983, on TBJ, Sammy Davis, Ben Vereen, and Howard Rollins discussed the limited opportunities for Black performers in Hollywood movies. Are Blacks still a tiny minority in the industry?
#Hollywood
This 1989 Tony Brown's Journal program features National Football League (NFL) Hall of Famer football player Jim Brown.
Jim Brown – NFL Legend https://t.co/XnQI1ZBuir
A Tribute Women especially African-American women who have been selected for an especially large dose of injustice and displaced societal hostility. America handle “Her” gently & with loving care!
#blackhistory365#blackbeauty#selflove
Lena Horne https://t.co/zmfxoLHPZS
Frederick Douglass stands out as one of the most impactful & prophetic voices for the equality of Blacks in the history of America. His eloquent & powerful words personified the struggle of an enslaved people while embracing the universal truths of freedom & equality for all.
I’m a champion! Not because of the medals I’ve won but because of how I’ve consistently fought for what I believe in, my perseverance, and my fiery passion to always be me! I’m proud of Simone the 2X Olympian/5X Olympic medalist, but most importantly I’m proud to just be ME! ♥️