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We are a 24/7 cable and satellite channel with an upcoming launch. Our mission is to inform and entertain all Americans with the inspirational people, singular stories, and soaring sagas of our nation’s Black Heritage while presenting the people and events of today as they lay the groundwork for tomorrow’s Black Heritage Though our programming is built around the Black experience in America we appeal to all Americans. As we are quick to say, Black Heritage is American Heritage.
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The first in BHN's American Legends series. Exclusive interviews with men and women who've made American history. We welcome Quincy Jones in this world premiere event. Watch Excerpt: THE AMERICAN LEGENDS SERIES The Life and Times of Quincy Jones He is the Michael Jordan of music. Like Michael, Quincy Jones does it all. He has risen from the streets of Chicago to the most rarified strata of society. Along the way he's been honored with 27 Grammys, 7 Oscar Nominations, an EMMY, the French … [Read More...]
The Little Freedom Church: Saint James AME Zion
A short trailer for a film about Saint James AME Zion Church, located in Beacon, NY, for the Black Heritage Network (BHN).
Producer/Director: Lori Grinker
Co-Cinematographers: Lori Grinker and Mark Abramson
Still photography: Lori Grinker
Editor: Mark Abramson
"We are pleased to be collaborating with the Black Heritage Network as it prepares to launch this exciting new programming concept. The importance and significance of the African American contribution to our history, art and culture - including sports - has not, as a programming matter, enjoyed the energy and intensity that is projected by BHN. We eagerly anticipate this effort."

"As the President and Executive Director of MMTC, I am very proud to announce our incubation of the Black Heritage Network, Inc. (BHN), the nation’s first 24/7 cable and satellite network devoted exclusively to the history, art, and culture of African Americans. BHN has been in development for several years and is a programming idea that is long overdue on commercial television. I have personally reviewed and am impressed by BHN’s original programming line-up, its management team, advisory board and business strategy. This is a channel to be proud of."
David Honig, Co-founder and Executive Director of MMTC, the Minority Media and Telecommunications CouncilCopyright © 2012 Black Heritage Network · Development by: Van Studios