
In Case you missed it
HBCU Week 2021
Available to watch on demand: documentaries and specials from our second annual week of programming in support of historically Black colleges and universities.
To help citizens better understand racial issues challenging our nation, MPT presents several initiatives and a wide selection of programs to watch now via on-demand streaming. We hope these resources provide insight and promote understanding.
Monday, May 2 at 9pm
400 Years: Taking the Knee
Monday, May 9 at 9pm
The Long Shadow
Monday, May 16 at 9pm
Invisible History: Middle Florida's Hidden Roots
Monday, May 23 at 9pm
Marching Forward
Monday, May 30 at 9pm
POV Shorts: The Changing Same
Monday, May 30 at 9:30pm
Juneteenth Jamboree
To engage in a deeper conversation, please contact us at standingagainstracism@mpt.org.
Africa and Britain: A Forgotten History
MPT2, Thursdays at 10pm
African Americans: Many Rivers to Cross MARATHON
MPT, February 5, starting 11:30am
American Experience “The American Diplomat”
MPT, February 15, 9pm
American Masters “Marian Anderson”
MPT, February 8, 9pm
Beyond the Baton: A Conductor’s Journey
MPT, February 6, 3pm
Fannie Lou Hamer’s America: An America Reframed Special
MPT, February 22, 9pmPM
Finding Fellowship
MPT, February 6, 5pm
Go-Go City: Displacement & Protest in Washington, DC
MPT, February 20, 5pm
In Their Own Words: Chuck Berry
MPT, February 1, 9pm
Independent Lens “Owned: A Tale of Two Americas”
MPT, February 7, 9pm
Irma: My Life in Music
MPT, February 20, 3pm
Just A Mortal Man - The Jerry Lawson Story
MPT2, February 21, 8pm
Kindred Spirits
MPT, February 20, 4:30pm
Muhammad Ali
MPT, Fridays at 9pm
Saving San Domingo
MPT, February 6, 4pm
Songs at the Center: Celebrating Black History Month
MPT2, February 7, 8pm
This Little Light of Mine: The Legacy of Fannie Lou Hamer
MPT, February 20, 10:30pm
Through the Banks of the Red Cedar
MPT2, February 14, 8pm
Tulsa Race Massacre: 100 Years Later
MPT, February 14, 9pm
In Case you missed it
Available to watch on demand: documentaries and specials from our second annual week of programming in support of historically Black colleges and universities.
Streaming videos and additional material to learn more about how to fight violence against Asian Americans.
This multiplatform investigation from FRONTLINE examines the federal effort to grapple with America’s legacy of more than 150 civil rights era killings.
A curated selection of external programs and educational materials that seeks to provide insight and understanding on racism.
MPT Digital Studios
A compilation of short narratives that shed light on the events that occurred in the city of Baltimore on April 27, 2015.
MPT Presents
The impact of the Martin Luther King, Jr. assassination on DC's Chinatown community.
MPT Presents
Baltimore’s squeegeeing movement as the latest in an entrepreneurial history of survival.