Every month we celebrate the different cultures and races that make up our diverse country.You can watch these programs on one of our 5 on-air channels NHPBS, NHPBS Explore, Create, World and Kids. You can also stream NHPBS LIVE on your computer!
Afropop: The Ultimate Cultural Exchange
American Experience
American Masters: Althea
American Masters: Amy Tan
American Masters: Raul Julia
American Masters: Rita Moreno
American Masters: How it Feels to be Free
Asia Insight
Basic Black
Beyond The Canvas
Bring Her Home
Eyes on the Prize
Fannie Lou Hamer's America: An America Reframed Special
Independent Lens: Decade of Fire
Independent Lens: Dolores
Independent Lens: Accept the Call
Journeys In Japan
P.O.V. We are the Radical Monarchs
P.O.V. Unapologetic
P.O.V. American Revolutionary: The Evolution of Grace Lee Boggs
Queen of Swing
Slavery By Another Name
The Chavis Chronicles
A woman's journey to heal from childhood sexual abuse and confront generational trauma.
Conservative beliefs have defined them. Now they're championing their LGBTQ children.
What happens when a filmmaker helps his half brother search for his missing mother?
Three people with ALS confront complex choices in this intimate exploration.
Was this flick a prime example of Hollywood's White Savior Complex?
Free Chol Soo Lee co-directors share lunch with activists in L.A.'s Koreatown.
Did a song help free an incarcerated man?
Get an inside look at Free Chol Soo Lee from Independent Lens.
A filmmaker seeks a cure for her climate anxiety with eco-therapy.
Rollercoaster story of Chol Soo Lee, a Korean immigrant wrongfully convicted of murder.
The unbelievable life story of Chol Soo Lee, a Korean immigrant wrongfully convicted of mu
This film reveals the disrespect jazz luminary Thelonious Monk endured.
A woman's journey to heal from childhood sexual abuse and confront generational trauma.
Bill Traylor was an American artist with a remarkable and unlikely biography.
This film features a Mozambican man's commitment to preserving the art of Mapiko dancing.
Watch Independent Lens live or stream anytime on the PBS App.
A community discussion on race and policing.
Explore the life, career and global impact of international music icon Angélique Kidjo.
What happens when a filmmaker helps his half brother search for his missing mother?
Three people with ALS confront complex choices in this intimate exploration.
Modern women in China keep alive the tradition of Nüshu, a secret written language.
This film features a Mozambican man's commitment to preserving the art of Mapiko dancing.
This film reveals the disrespect jazz luminary Thelonious Monk endured.
Bill Traylor was an American artist with a remarkable and unlikely biography.
Trace the history and legacy of one of the most important works of art from the AIDS era.
Explore the life, career and global impact of international music icon Angélique Kidjo.
Porters deliver precious cargo across the U.S.-Mexico border to keep families connected.
How Vegas activist Ruby Duncan's grassroots movement of moms fought for guaranteed income.
Rollercoaster story of Chol Soo Lee, a Korean immigrant wrongfully convicted of murder.
The 15th season of AfroPoP spotlights the power of Black art and artists.
Modern women in China keep alive the tradition of Nüshu, a secret written language.
A supervised drug injection site gives hope to a community ravaged by fentanyl deaths.
The people of Pahokee rise “outta the muck†to celebrate family history and football.
How Vegas activist Ruby Duncan's grassroots movement of moms fought for guaranteed income.
Survivors of subway harassment share their stories in hopes of changing the stigma.
Five queer comic book artists journey from the underground comix scene to the mainstream.
Meet Ernest Withers, iconic African American civil rights photographer—and FBI informant.
The passage of the first-ever reparations bill for Black Americans stirs up a debate.
The people of Pahokee rise “outta the muck†to celebrate family history and football.
A Venezuelan youth orchestra tests the power of music amidst poverty and politics.
The passage of the first-ever reparations bill for Black Americans stirs up a debate.
Meet Ernest Withers, iconic African American civil rights photographer—and FBI informant.
A supervised drug injection site gives hope to a community ravaged by fentanyl deaths.
Watch Independent Lens live or stream anytime on the PBS app.
Five queer comic book artists journey from the underground comix scene to the mainstream.
A Venezuelan youth orchestra tests the power of music amidst poverty and politics.
A dancer paralyzed with a spinal cord injury adapts to life with a disability.
Groundbreaking documentary. Award-winning docuseries.
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