The Black Vote Decides U.S. Presidential Elections

Between 1920 and 1960, African Americans had built immense political power allowing them to demand a higher level of accountability from the federal government.

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Clip Season 1 Episode 2 Length 00:55 Premiere: 02/15/21

The Black Church

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Prathia Hall’s Inspires MLK’s “I Have A Dream"

Clip Length 01:14 Premiere Date 02/18/21

The Black Church Bridges the Divide Through Music

Clip Length 01:27 Premiere Date 02/18/21

A Church That Is Welcoming to All

Clip Length 01:33 Premiere Date 02/18/21

Jesse Jackson and a New Generation of Black Leaders

Clip Length 02:09 Premiere Date 02/17/21

Henry Louis Gates, Jr. Reflects on the Black Church

Clip Length 02:46 Premiere Date 02/17/21

Current Political Movements and the Traditions of the Church

Clip Length 02:22 Premiere Date 02/16/21

Entertainment’s Place in the Church

Clip Length 01:46 Premiere Date 02/16/21

The Black Vote Decides U.S. Presidential Elections

Clip Length 00:55 Premiere Date 02/15/21

Thurman’s Non-Violent Approach Inspired MLK’s Movement

Clip Length 01:36 Premiere Date 02/15/21

The Popularity of Religious Race Records

Clip Length 01:05 Premiere Date 02/14/21

The Man with the Million Dollar Voice

Clip Length 01:00 Premiere Date 02/14/21

The Black Church Resists the Changing Culture

Clip Length 01:11 Premiere Date 02/13/21

Rutha Mae Harris’ Music Impact on the Civil Right Movement

Clip Length 00:52 Premiere Date 02/11/21

Specials

Cornerstones | The Reader

Length 02:20 Premiere Date 02/09/21

Cornerstones | The Servant

Length 02:37 Premiere Date 02/09/21

Cornerstones | The Hymnist

Length 02:40 Premiere Date 02/09/21

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The Black Vote Decides U.S. Presidential Elections

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Clips & Previews

Prathia Hall’s Inspires MLK’s “I Have A Dream"

The Black Church Bridges the Divide Through Music

A Church That Is Welcoming to All

Jesse Jackson and a New Generation of Black Leaders

Henry Louis Gates, Jr. Reflects on the Black Church

Current Political Movements and the Traditions of the Church

Entertainment’s Place in the Church

The Black Vote Decides U.S. Presidential Elections

Thurman’s Non-Violent Approach Inspired MLK’s Movement

The Popularity of Religious Race Records

The Man with the Million Dollar Voice

The Black Church Resists the Changing Culture

Rutha Mae Harris’ Music Impact on the Civil Right Movement

Specials

Cornerstones | The Reader

Cornerstones | The Servant

Cornerstones | The Hymnist

TV Schedules

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Recent

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