Last night, I tuned in to the new show "Harlem Heights" that aired on BET last night. I'm usually skeptical about some of their scheduled reality programming because the network tends to depict the African American community in a "low budget" way. With all the slang and propaganda they use in some of their reality series' (College Hill, Keyshia Cole) showing negative scenarios. Yet, to my surprise BET introduced "Harlem Heights", showing young and educated African Americans working towards different goals of being successful. Speaking eloquently, and dressed to the T, this show was a breath of fresh air...
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