Historically Black Colleges and Universities
A special slate of programming about HBCUs. With documentaries, conversations with esteemed leaders from the HBCU community, a virtual screening, and more.
Standing Against Racism: Fostering Unity Through Dialogue
Understanding racism
To help citizens better understand racial issues challenging our nation, MPT presents several initiatives and has curated a selection of programs to stream (below). We hope these resources provide insight and promote understanding.
Airing on Monday nights on MPT
Monday, June 21 at 9pm
Marching Forward
Monday, June 28 at 9pm
Reel South: That's Wild
Monday, July 5 at 9:30pm
POV: The Neutral Ground
Monday, July 12 at 9pm
America ReFramed: The Falconer
Monday, July 19 at 9pm
400 Years: Taking the Knee
Monday, July 26 at 9pm
Jim Crow of the North
Let us hear from you
To engage in a deeper conversation, please contact us at standingagainstracism@mpt.org.
Programming Initiatives
Conversations for Change: Black Women's Suffrage
Watch a VIRTUAL screening and panel discussion, honoring the legacy of Black women suffragists and its impact on the leaders of today.
Violence Against Asian Americans
Streaming videos and additional material to learn more about how to fight violence against Asian Americans.
Additional Resources
A curated selection of external programs and educational materials that seeks to provide insight and understanding on racism.
MPT Programs to Stream
MPT Digital Studios
Voices of Baltimore: Black, White & Gray
A compilation of short narratives that shed light on the events that occurred in the city of Baltimore on April 27, 2015.
MPT Presents
Pip and Zastrow: An American Friendship
The true story of two men who cross racial boundaries and form a life-long friendship that takes extraordinary turns.
MPT Presents
By Any Means Necessary: Stories of Survival
Baltimore’s squeegeeing movement as the latest in an entrepreneurial history of survival.
MPT Presents
Through Chinatown's Eyes: April 1968
The impact of the Martin Luther King, Jr. assassination on DC's Chinatown community.