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Available Now BLACK-IN Part 3: The Black church and the Black press look at ways to work together

Jul 21
2 min read

News publishers talk with leaders in the Black church about what can be done to work together


By Black Headline News

Watch week three of the BLACK-IN marathon fundraiser, featuring Pastor Al Green of One Rugged Cross Church and Pastor B.T. Lewis of Rising Star Missionary Baptist Church


On Thursday, July 2, 2026, Black Headline News launched the "BLACK-IN" campaign in conjunction with the July Fourth holiday weekend to education viewers about the challenges the Black press goes through, and to urge people to support Black media. The forums are led by award-winning news publishers, Cheryl Smith of Texas Metro News, Julia Ann Dudley Najieb of ONME News, and Brigitte Jones of The Bay Area Review.


Week three of the BLACK-IN fundraiser featured special guests, Pastor Al Green of One Rugged Cross Church and Pastor B.T. Lewis of Rising Star Baptist Church, who discussed ways to work with the Black press.


How to Support:

As donations are tax deductible through fiscal agent nonprofit, The California Media and Arts Collective, Inc., there are ways to support Black media at no cost: subscribe to their media outlets, pick up a newspaper and pass it to others, watch a news broadcast and comment, listen to a radio broadcast and comment, visit their websites and read/watch some of their news stories, or be of service.

NEXT SHOW: July 23, 2026, starting at 4p PDT/ 6p CDT/7p EDT, listeners or viewers can donate to the cause, and watch it live online at the Black Headline News website or watch it live on CTV platforms Roku, Amazon Fire TV and Google TV.


Meanwhile, Black Headline News will postpone its weekly, Sunday night show, BHN Talk Radio, until the fundraising campaign concludes at the end of this summer.



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