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Hispanic Heritage Month 2018



WTTW Hispanic Heritage Month Programming 2018



Stephen Fry in Central America

Thursdays, September 13, 20, 27, and October 4 at 8:00 pm

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About: Kellita Smith



About: Kellita Smith

Award winning actress and performer Kellita Smith recently returned to Chicago to host and narrate WTTW’s upcoming original documentary, DuSable to Obama: Chicago’s Black Metropolis. Smith, best known for her role as Wanda McCullough, the wife of Bernie Mac on The Bernie Mac Show, is Chicago-born with an acting career that spans more than 20 years.

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About: Sponsors

DuSable to Obama: Chicago's Black Metropolis is made possible by the support of:

About: Credits



About: Credits

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Design, Development and Production

Kevin Crowley
Chris Ege
Anne Gleason
Jenny Macchione
John Ritterbush
Mike Scipioni

Executive Producer

Anne Gleason

Content Producers

Shelley Spencer
Raul Silva

Interns

Natalie Battle
Oona Dicker
Catherine Endeley
Monica Orbe

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Achieving the Dream: Nation of Islam



Crown of black muslims

A crowd of Black Muslims applaud during Elijah Muhammad's annual Savior’s Day message in Chicago in 1974. (Source: Photo by John White/National Archives)