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In this episode of Real Conversations in the QC, we’re discussing how holiday traditions differ and are similar to other communities in the black community.
In this episode of Real Conversations in the QC, we’re discussing the importance of mental health in the black community.
In this episode of Real Conversations in the QC, we’re discussing historically black colleges and universities.
From those who have been in the community for years to those who are becoming young men, we talk to groups about the black man's experience.
In this episode of Real Conversations in the QC, we talk about the history behind the Juneteenth holiday, then events that will be happening to celebrate in the Quad Cities area this year.
Each month Real Conversations in the QC will air on KWQC TV6 and online.
In this episode of Real Conversations in the QC, we talk about a scene repeated time and time again, violent encounters with black men and law enforcement, some turning fatal.
“Real Conversations in the QC” was relaunched with an episode about how the show came to be and what is to come as the series grows.
This edition of 'Real Conversations' deals with reading proficiency levels among QCA kids, which have dropped since the pandemic. We'll discuss what the numbers are, and what resources are out there to help.
This latest edition of Real Conversations in the QC deals with the ABCs of Back to School.
We look back on Real Conversation in the QC's first award nomination and trip to Washington, D.C. for the National Association of Broadcasters Service to America awards.
This month’s edition of ‘Real Conversations in the QC ‘ is about Juneteenth and how locals are acknowledging it the first year of it being a federal holiday.
This edition of Real Conversations highlights the issue of child abuse, and what solutions are available to people in the Quad Cities area.
This month's edition of Real Conversations is all about honoring women who are making a difference during Women's History Month, and beyond.
In this episode of Real Conversations, we honor and acknowledge civil rights leaders with ties to the Quad Cities Area.
On this episode, guest discussed mental health and heart health in the minority communities.
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TV6's Brittany Kyles spoke with 3 Quad City educators on efforts to make education more equitable for children.
TV6's Skubie Mageza speaks to a community leader, as well as the parent whose son died in a shooting.
TV6's Brittany Kyles delves into the history of the holiday, as well as a QCA celebration happening on June 19th.
Will feature a former Alderman, a CEO, and co-authors of a book on equity and inclusion.
TV6's Brittany Kyles spoke with a pair of Quad City high school students and the founders of "Get It Girl".
TV6's Talya Faggart spoke with two teenagers, a school resource officer, and a Diversity-Equity-Inclusion Trainer.
This new livestream program encourages having important conversations in a non-judgemental setting which can foster an ability for people to see a different perspective for what life may be like for people of color.
First episode will center around 'The Talk' that many African-American parents often give to their children on how to interact with law enforcement.