Black Culture Connection

The PBS Black Culture Connection is a digital, multiplatform resource guide highlighting films, stories, and voices across public television centered around Black history and culture. Launched in 2013, it celebrates the people, legacies, and contemporary stories of Black Americans and members of the African and Black diaspora. We invite you to explore the following collection of on-demand programming and resources produced by PBS Wisconsin, linking local stories of Black communities in our state to the broader content offerings of the PBS Black Culture Connection.

Banner Photo Credit/Wisconsin Historical Society, Creator Unknown, “Vel Phillips Marching With NAACP at Rally,” Image Id: 119125. Click to view online.

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January 17, 2022 | Rating: | Length: 00:56:47

Why Race Matters: Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Special

In honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, PBS Wisconsin presents a special series of discussions from the “Why Race Matters`` series exploring issues affecting Wisconsin’s Black communities. Producer and host Angela Fitzgerald leads these conversations celebrating the strength and resilience of everyday people fighting for social justice.

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