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Standing Against Racism: Fostering Unity Through Dialogue

Understanding racism

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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.

Airing on Monday nights on MPT

Thursday, August 8 at 9pm on MPT2
The 100 Days: The Assassination of Martin Luther King – 1968

Sunday, August 18 at 1:30pm
Becoming Frederick Douglass

Friday, August 23 at 10:30pm
One Voice: The Songs We Share - American Roots

Sunday, August 25 at 2:30pm
Harriet Tubman: Visions of Freedom

Monday, August 26 at 9pm
Never Drop The Ball

Monday, August 26 at 10pm
VOCES: Almost American


July

Monday, July 1 at 9pm
The Legacy of Black Horsemen

Monday, July 8 at 9pm
Becoming bell hooks

Monday, July 22 at 9pm
The Bright Path: The Johnny Bright Story

Monday, July 29 at 9pm
Let's Have Some Church Detroit Style

Let us hear from you

To engage in a deeper conversation, please contact us at standingagainstracism@mpt.org.

National Productions

Programming Initiatives

HBCU Week 2021

Historically Black Colleges and UNiversities

HBCU Week

Hear the under-told stories of sacrifice, courage, innovation, and hope found in the collective experience of these important American institutions.

Un(re)solved

This multiplatform investigation from FRONTLINE examines the federal effort to grapple with America’s legacy of more than 150 civil rights era killings.

Race Resources

Additional Resources

A curated selection of external programs and educational materials that seeks to provide insight and understanding on racism.

MPT Digital Studios

PBS Programs to Watch Now