Black in Broward explores the people, places and stories that helped shape Broward County’s Black history, culture and community legacy.
Through powerful local voices, the series highlights historic neighborhoods, schools, preservation efforts and moments of resilience that continue to define the community today.
Dr. Kitty Oliver shares how storytelling, oral history and open conversation help preserve the voices of Broward’s past — from civil rights leaders and medical pioneers to the communities that helped shape Fort Lauderdale and beyond.
Tenille Brown shares the story of Rubin Stacey, honoring his life while confronting a painful chapter in Broward County’s history through truth, storytelling and generational healing.
Cynthia Strachan Saunders shares the legacy of Carver Ranches and the Bowles Strachan House, preserving the story of a community built from the ground up.
This episode explores the legacy of Attucks High School and the Black communities of South Broward. Emanuel George shares how preservation keeps these stories, neighborhoods and generations connected.
Blanche Ely transformed education for Black and migrant students in Pompano Beach. This episode explores her lasting impact on Broward County and the generations she helped shape.
