What To Watch: Black History Month Edition
January 31, 2020
By Beatrice Alvarez
February is Black History Month and we choose to honor the contributions and achievements of black Americans by learning more about their stories. At the same time, we are shining a light on new voices and those who are blazing new trails. This month we have dozens of films and shows to learn about past and present change agents. Below are just some of the titles you can stream.
You can always check your local station for air dates in addition to watching online and on the PBS Video App.
Last chance to stream
An anguished Minnesota father tries to find out what led his son to attempt to join ISIS.
Celebrate the work of stand-up comedian and actor, Dave Chappelle.
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