KUCR presents a Black History month broadcast special. Two days only: Sunday, February 27 from 9AM to 9PM, and Tuesday, March 1 from 7AM to 7PM.

KUCR, in affiliation with Pacifica Radio, presents two full days of Black History in marathon broadcasts — documentaries, discussions, music, poetry and more — culminating Black History Month in a Celebration of Information.

On Air LIVE: KUCR 88.3FM, 
Online: streaming live at KUCR.org 
(download the FREE KUCR iPhone app at the Apple App Store; Android 
users -- download the TuneIn app, or    similar, and enter "KUCR.")

Hour 1 – Origins and Meaning of Black History Month / Black Thinkers
Hour 2 – MLK Speech in South LA 1963
Hour 3 – “One Drop Rule” and History of Blackface
Hour 4 – Langston Hughes/Nikki Giovanni and Javon Jackson
Hour 5 – Elaine Race Riots
Hour 6 – Bans on Critical Race Theory / Is an Apology Enough?
Hour 7 – Maya Angelou / Jazz of the Blackbyrds
Hour 8 – Protest Music as Resistance
Hour 9 – The Last Poets
Hour 10 – Malcolm X Dedication Music
Hour 11 – Malcolm X- Ballot or Bullet
Hour 12 – From Negro History to Pan African

These broadcasts on KUCR are dedicated to the memory of Dr. Sterling Stuckey, UCR professor, renowned author, historian, and longtime KUCR Jazz DJ.
“Dr. Stuckey was the greatest among us.” –Dr. Cornel West on Sterling Stuckey’sextraordinary legacy as a leading African American historian.