Uncover the deep spiritual significance of America’s newest federal holiday with pastor Rasool Berry. Learn how Scripture inspired the faith of enslaved people, travel to the church where America’s first Juneteenth celebration took place, and uncover why newly liberated men and women credited God...

A personal story of grief, those we look up to, and how the interactions we may deem insignificant may play a huge part in how we live our lives.

In a world where Black women are expected to be invulnerable to pain, five Black women confront their personal struggles and explore healing through art.

This film frames intergenerational trauma through the lens of one African American family’s story.

His footprints aren’t on the moon. But his fingerprints are on statues across the United States.

Professional boxer Jerome Conquest tells the story of losing his best friend to street violence at the age of 17. This tragic loss inspires Conquest to stop fighting in the streets and to get in the boxing ring. Now a maintenance worker by day and a pro boxer by night, Conquest shines a light for...

A virtuoso jazz pianist and film composer tracks his family’s lineage through his 91-year-old grandfather from Jim Crow Florida to the Walt Disney Concert Hall.

Welder, personal trainer, and father: Big Red shows the hustle and grind of a man working his way out of bankruptcy and into his first home.

Kim Hill was the vocalist for the emerging hip hop group The Black Eyed Peas. Until she quit.

RaShall Brackney is the first female African-American Chief of Police in Charlottesville, Virginia, where her mission is to bring faith-filled justice into a historically divided community.

This film is a portrait of Milt Abel II, the son of Kansas City jazz legend Milt Abel Sr. Milt II became a head pastry chef at The French Laundry and Per Se, and sous pastry chef at two-Michelins star restaurant, Noma. As his career was rising, his father’s was coming to an end. Finding himself a...

A former coal miner’s faith is renewed and rebuilt, prompting him to start his own business as a roofing contractor in Bluefield, West Virginia.

Lusia "Lucy" Harris Stewart is a pioneer in women's basketball, leading a rural Mississippi college to three national titles, scoring the first basket in women's Olympic history in 1976, being the first and only woman to be drafted into the NBA.

Tony Igwe, a Nigerian-American civil engineer, uses his extensive skill and expertise to support the unseen infrastructure of water treatment in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

Raimore Construction offers opportunity to a diverse group of hard workers.

Knocking Down the Fences tells the story of a superstar athlete you might not have heard of – and why the sports industry hasn't put her on your radar. AJ Andrews is the first woman to win a Rawlings Gold Glove, an award that has been given to the best fielders in Major League Baseball for decade...

Star athlete Noah Malone was only in middle school when he began developing a rare eye disease that eventually left Noah legally blind. Noah had to learn a new way of life while still keeping up as a son, brother, classmate, and teammate. Amidst these difficult circumstances, Noah has only gone u...