Photos from the Cable & Telecommunications Human Resources Association's annual Symposium and Awards Luncheon, held in Atlanta on May 2.
Cable Celebrates Black History Month
Cable Networks will pay homage to Black History Month with a lineup of original series, specials and movies that celebrate the contributions of African-Americans. The chart below is a partial list of the original shows premiering on nearly a dozen networks during February.
Feb. 1
Belles – Series
TV One
Feb. 2
For Richer Or For Poorer – 4-part series
GMC TV
Betty & Coretta – Movie
Lifetime
Feb. 3
The Scroll: Evidence of Life Unseen --4-part series
Aspire
Feb. 7
Chocolate Sundaes Comedy Show -- special
Showtime
Feb. 8
Brian McKnight: Just Me – special
Aspire
Feb. 9
Twist Of Faith – Movie
Lifetime
Feb. 11
BET Honors – special
BET
BET Takes Hollywood – special
BET
Feb. 13
The Injustice Files: Hood of Suspicion -- documentary
Investigation Discovery
Feb. 14
Melanie Comarcho: Hello! – special
Showtime
Feb. 16
Beyonce: Life Is But a Dream
HBO
Stories From the Road To Freedom – Special
History
Feb. 17
Miracle Rising: South Africa – special
H2
Pastor Brown – Movie
Lifetime
Feb. 22
Bill Bellamy's Ladies Night Out – special
Showtime
Feb. 23
Stevie Wonder & Friends United Nations Day Concert – Special
Centric
Feb. 25
ID Films: March to Justice – documentary
Investigation Discovery
“We Are Doc McStuffins” (Disney Junior)
Disney Junior will air several interstitials featuring the lead character from its animated series Doc McStuffins, a young African-American girl who aspires to be a doctor like her mom, alongside three real life female African-American physicians sharing what their jobs entail, and saluting their heroes.
“This Is Me” (Disney Channel)
Disney Channel will air several interstitials featuring tweens and young adults discussing their favorite heroes, sources of inspiration and dreams for the future in recognition of Black History Month
Black History Month Vignettes (Aspire)
Aspire will air Black History month shorts throughout the month featuring network talent talking about who in history they would have liked to have talked to or marched with.












