The month of february is great after all. With love in the air for Valentine’s Day we must remember our black history in America.  Although the celebration should be a year-a-round holiday, black people now have an opportunity to exploit our rich history that has grown and molded African Americans on television, newspapers, media, t-shirts, classrooms…. ALL MONTH.  I am going to do my part in sharing a few facts, wisdom, and insight that I too have learned during this month of postings. So sit back and join the rollercoast of Black History Looooooooooveeeeeeeeeeee.

TV Highlights to look Forward to:

(courtesy of AOL TV)

February 5, 9PM
‘Soul Train: The Hippest Trip in America’ (VH1)
 

February 7, 12PM
‘Ten9eight’ (BET)
Finding success in adversity, this documentary focuses on the plights of seven inner city kids vying for the top spot in an annual business competition.

February 8, 8:30PM
‘The Black List: Volume Three” (HBO)
The third installation in a series featuring well respected and distinguished African-American notables. Including ‘The View’s’ Whoopi Goldberg, ‘Precious’ director Lee Daniels and John Legend.

February 11, 8PM
‘In Performance at the White House: A Celebration of Music from the Civil Rights Movement’ (PBS)
President and Mrs. Obama will host this musical special at the White House East Room. Performers include Natalie Cole, Jennifer Hudson, John Legend, John Mellencamp, Smokey Robinson, Seal and many others.

February 16, 10PM
‘Mine/Home’ (PBS)
Featuring the struggles and lives of those victimized by Hurricane Katrina, telling the compelling story of race and class, compassion and the bond between humans in America.

February 26, 8PM
‘The 41st NAACP Image Awards’ (Fox)
Celebrating some of the most outstanding achievements from notable minorities. Denzel Washington, Jamie Foxx and Mo’Nique are nominees.

February 27, 8PM
‘Tavis Smiley Reports: One on One with Hillary Clinton’ (PBS)
Tavis Smiley sits down with Secretary of State Hillary Clinton about her first year as America’s chief diplomat.

My only job I ask of you is to open your minds, hearts, and souls and spread the love of Black History 🙂