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Juneteenth is the oldest annual celebration commemorating the momentous date of June 19, 1865, when the official order was issued proclaiming the emancipation and freedom of all remaining enslaved individuals in America. In 2021, Juneteenth was designated as a national federal holiday, marking a significant milestone in our nation's history. Today, it stands as a powerful symbol of pride and resilience, celebrated by Black communities across the country each year. Join in the excitement as we honor this pivotal moment in our journey toward equality and justice!
"Black History Honors is an enthralling two-part docu-entertainment special that illuminates the rich tapestry of African American history, culture, and legacy museums. Set against the backdrop of soul-stirring spiritual music, this Emmy Award-winning special invites viewers on a captivating journey through the remarkable stories and accomplishments showcased in African American museums nationwide. Prepare to be inspired by engaging narratives and impactful visuals that celebrate the enduring legacy of African Americans."
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Mentoring queens, hosted by Emmy & NAACP image award-winner, Loni Love, is a 1-hour quarterly docuseries celebrating African American female mentors and the strides they make towards the betterment of young women.
Mentoring Kings shines a spotlight on the incredible stories of black men within their communities. These individuals are not only brilliant and emotionally intelligent, but also generous, kind, and compassionate leaders and role models. This show serves as a powerful platform for mentors, programs, and organizations that authentically depict the positive image of the black man. Get ready to be inspired and uplifted by the remarkable narratives shared on Mentoring Kings!
This week on America's Black Forum: Dr. Edward Barksdale, a pediatric surgeon, creates a novel holistic hospital-based violence intervention program for 6 to 16-year-olds. At the Kentucky Derby Museum there is a permanent exhibit called Black Heritage in Racing which focuses on the history of Black Horsemen and Women in the sport. The Black Jockeys Lounge, located in downtown Louisville, is the destination for great food, cocktails, and to learn the history of Black horse jockeys operated by entrepreneur Tawana Bain.
