“Black History: Inspiring Stories on Television,” a conversation examining the importance, ideas, and curation of African-American history on television, took place at the Television Academy’s Wolf Theatre on Wednesday, February 19, 2020, in North
Black History: Inspiring Stories on Television
A discussion about shows that incorporate African-American history into current content and how these narratives influence and shape today's culture.
About The Event
The Television Academy invites members and a guest to attend a special panel discussion:
Black History: Inspiring Stories on Television
Please join us for a conversation examining the importance, ideas, and curation of Black history on Television. We will discuss shows that incorporate African-American history into current content and how these narratives influence and shape today's culture.
Panelists include:*
- Zuri Adele, Good Trouble, Freeform
- Asante Blackk, This is Us, NBC
- Adrienne Carter, Co-Executive Producer, Family Reunion, Netflix
- Jacqueline Olive, Director & Producer, Always in Season, PBS
- Anthony Sparks, Showrunner & Executive Producer, Queen Sugar, OWN
Moderated by:
- Anita Bennett, African-American Film Critics Association
Only Television Academy Members with valid membership cards. Seating is subject to availability; first come, first served. Admittance is not guaranteed.
Produced By
This event is presented and hosted
by the Television Academy.
February 19, 2020
Where:
Saban Media Center
Television Academy
5210 Lankershim Blvd.
North Hollywood, CA 91601
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Complimentary self parking in the structure adjacent to the Saban Media Center.
Cars arriving before 6:00pm will be charged $15. Click here for other parking options.