An Evening With Sheila Johnson (Chicago 2015)
An Evening With Sheila Johnson was a live-to-tape, one-on-one interview with entrepreneur and philanthropist Sheila C. Johnson conducted by veteran PBS-TV news journalist Gwen Ifill. Taped on Saturday, November 14, 2015 at The Art Institute of Chicago, the program featured performances by Susan Starrett, Everett Greene, Joan Collaso and Kindred The Family Soul. An Evening With Sheila Johnson was the twenty-third program in The HistoryMakers’ signature An Evening With… series.
Throughout the evening, Ifill guided Johnson through significant moments of personal and professional transformation. Beginning with Johnson’s time as a music educator, the interview moved into a conversation about Black Entertainment Television (BET) - its founding, expansion, and ultimate sale to Viacom - before transitioning to Johnson’s later entrepreneurial and philanthropic endeavors. An Evening With Sheila Johnson spotlighted Johnson’s numerous accomplishments in the realms of music, media, sports and hospitality.
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I love her and what she's been able to accomplish. Such an inspiration.
Amazing woman!
Thank you for the student teacher relationship Mrs Sheila, she plays divinely. Thank you for sharing the cards you were dealt.
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Fantastic program
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Agree with you they need to learn music. I gave my children an instructor & now my grandchildren. Music is different from technology!
She rushed her through this interview and glossed over key events in Sheila’s life that I wanted to learn about.
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Queen of ❤
@43:50 the start of this message speaks so much truth and is in total alignment with the questions I’ve been asking myself over this past weekend. 🙏🏾 This evening with Sheila Johnson is sooo full of wisdom, inspiration and gems! Thank you for posting this and making it available for learners to indulge. I’ve just subscribed to your channel to learn even more. 🙏🏾
what a wonderful women
I bet her daddy was educated in an all Black school. Our mistake is that we feel we need to be educated in a white environment. At least it gave her confidence to stand strong. Good thing she was able to ... pass. Congrats to all her success. High role model.