10:30am - Sunday, December 27, 2026

Black Nouveau

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This holiday episode of BLACK NOUVEAU begins with Kwanzaa, an African-American cultural celebration. Clayborn Benson, III, founder of the Wisconsin Black Historical Society - which holds the state’s largest celebration - explains the cultural importance of the week-long festivity. BLACK NOUVEAU also visits the Kwanzaa exhibit at the Mahogany Art Gallery in Racine. Alexandria Mack talks with Dimonte Henning, director of Black Arts MKE’s holiday production of “Black Nativity” by Langston Hughes. And Liddie Collins visits the home of Helen Gee and her unique Christmas decorations. Also, James Causey talks with Dr. Kweku Ramel Smith, who has some helpful tips for maintaining good mental health during stressful holiday times.

Broadcast In: English Duration: 0:27:46
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5:00pm, 12/27/2026 | WMVT
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Calendar Black Nouveau (WMVS) This holiday episode of BLACK NOUVEAU begins with Kwanzaa, an African-American cultural celebration. Clayborn Benson, III, founder of the Wisconsin Black Historical Society - which holds the state’s largest celebration - explains the cultural importance of the week-long festivity. BLACK NOUVEAU also visits the Kwanzaa exhibit at the Mahogany Art Gallery in Racine. Alexandria Mack talks with Dimonte Henning, director of Black Arts MKE’s holiday production of “Black Nativity” by Langston Hughes. And Liddie Collins visits the home of Helen Gee and her unique Christmas decorations. Also, James Causey talks with Dr. Kweku Ramel Smith, who has some helpful tips for maintaining good mental health during stressful holiday times. http://proweb.myersinfosys.com/wmvs/airlist/13992/detail.ics