Crossroads / produced by Elizabeth Perez-Luna.

Ongoing weekly radio newsmagazine focusing upon minority issues and broader issues from a minority perspective. Produced by independent producers and includes commentaries and reviews by established critics, artists, and writers.|CROSSROADS / produced by Elizabeth Perez-Luna – Ongoing weekly radio newsmagazine focusing upon minority issues and broader issues from a minority perspective. Produced by independent producers and includes commentaries and reviews by established critics, artists, and writers. CONTENT: pt.1. Reunion of Black cowboys in Victoria, Texas / John Burnett (5:13) — pt.2. In remembrance of the slave trade : writers visit Goree Island, Africa / Thulani Davis (3:02) — pt.3. The Story of Angel Island : west coast immigration center / Elaine Korry (4:59) — pt.4. Archeological digs on the shores of the Great Salt Lake : Native American lineages examined / Howard Berkes (4:26) — pt.5. Blood in the Face : a film about white supremacists in Mcihigan / reviewed by David Isay (5:55). – BROADCAST: Satellite, 17 Sept. 1993.
|pt.1. Reunion of Black cowboys in Victoria, Texas / John Burnett (5:13) — pt.2. In remembrance of the slave trade : writers visit Goree Island, Africa / Thulani Davis (3:02) — pt.3. The Story of Angel Island : west coast immigration center / Elaine Korry (4:59) — pt.4. Archeological digs on the shores of the Great Salt Lake : Native American lineages examined / Howard Berkes (4:26) — pt.5. Blood in the Face : a film about white supremacists in Michigan / reviewed by David Isay (5:55).
|pt.1. Reunion of Black cowboys in Victoria, Texas / John Burnett (5:13) — pt.2. In remembrance of the slave trade : writers visit Goree Island, Africa / Thulani Davis (3:02) — pt.3. The Story of Angel Island : west coast immigration center / Elaine Korry (4:59) — pt.4. Archeological digs on the shores of the Great Salt Lake : Native American lineages examined / Howard Berkes (4:26) — pt.5. Blood in the Face : a film about white supremacists in Michigan / reviewed by David Isay (5:55).