🎥✨ New on PBS: Black and Jewish America: An Interwoven History ✨🎥 Explore the powerful story of two communities whose paths in America have been shaped by both shared struggle and meaningful solidarity. Hosted by historian Henry Louis Gates, Jr., this four-part series traces the rich, complex relationship between Black and Jewish Americans — from early civic partnerships through the Civil Rights Movement and beyond, examining both moments of unity and times of tension. 📺 Premieres Tuesday, Fe

Over the next three days, we’ll be sharing a series of posts that follow the final journey of the Edmund Fitzgerald — from her last passage through the Soo Locks, to her arrival in Superior, her departure, and the moments leading to her loss on Lake Superior. Each post will appear at the same time of day the events took place, 50 years ago. On the morning of November 8, 1975, the Edmund Fitzgerald passed upbound through the Soo Locks for the final time. She continued west toward Superior, Wiscon

🎬 Get ready for history like you’ve never seen it... This November, PBS presents The American Revolution, a sweeping six‑episode, 12‑hour documentary from Ken Burns, Sarah Botstein and David Schmidt. Delving deep into the eight‑year struggle for independence, the film brings to life the stories of soldiers, civilians, Native Americans, enslaved and free African Americans, and the British — showing how the Revolution didn’t just make a nation; it changed the world. 🗓️ Mark your calendar: Premie