Ava DuVernay's documentary, "13th" and "Just Mercy," a fact-inspired movie starring Michael B. Jordan and Jamie Foxx, are among the works addressing African American history and experience that ...

Here is a collection of African American history documentaries to watch throughout the year. 1. For a comprehensive view of the civil rights movement, Eyes on the Prize is tough to beat.

The Museum of African American History, in collaboration with the Museum of Science and Massachusetts General Hospital, will host a special screening of a documentary on the role African Americans ...

In 1936, 18 Black athletes participated in the Berlin Olympic Games. But history remembered only one: Jesse Owens. Olympic Pride, American Prejudice tells the story of the other 17 contestants.

With the present-day fight against racial inequality as well as the current celebration of notable African Americans' accomplishments, it's important to stay educated on black history. Thankfully ...

Black History Month is under way and television, as usual, has plans to mark the occasion with an array of new movies, documentaries and specials that celebrate the vast contributions made to ...

Stream It Or Skip It: ‘Clotilda: Last American Slave Ship’ on Hulu, a Documentary About a True Anomaly of African-American History ...

If you're not familiar with the case, in 1989, five African-American male suspects were falsely accused and prosecuted on charges relating to the rape and assault of a woman in Central Park.

A Walk on the River 2. 0 is a documentary that dives deep into the history of African Americans in the San Antonio area. “The African history does not begin in slavery," saidAundar Maat, who ...

The documentary provides a far more in-depth look at the significance of the lifesaving book, which became the bible for African American drivers.

African American History: Honored as Heroes Essential Questions How did racial relations at home affect the war effort in Europe during World War I?

In line with Due’s insight, the film isn’t just about black horror films, it’s about the way the horror genre reflects and connects with African-American history.