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TV and media play an influential role in our society, and it’s played a significant role in helping to eradicate the systemic racism rooted in America’s history. April 4th marks 53 years since the assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., and it’s no coincidence that Lifetime decided to release its new biopic, “Robin Roberts Presents: Mahalia,” the very same weekend.

As Women's History Month wraps up at the end of March, we’ve got our eye on four new and upcoming television shows that spotlight women in unique and creative ways.

This Black History Month, BET's specials seek to educate viewers and drive critical changes needed to eliminate systemic racism and inequality in America.

National Geographic TV series shed light on the past and present challenges that diverse communities face across America.

One of our favorite networks to watch during holidays, the Hallmark Channel, has undergone some exciting changes and developments over the past year, and viewers continue to benefit.

As we put 2020 behind us, we will both celebrate our successes and look ahead to what 2021 has in store for internet and technology.

Celebrating Hispanic and Latinx representation on TV is particularly important this year, with 71% of U.S. Hispanics watching more TV shows now than before the pandemic.

TV is playing a role far more important than pure entertainment during the COVID-10 pandemic– it's become a critical platform to help people get informed, stay connected, and remain healthy.