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BLACK HISTORY MINI DOCS 2016 TRAILER

BHMD was originally designed as a social media community page on Facebook with videos on YouTube. The idea was simple, make history fast and fun. If you have 90 seconds then you have enough time to watch. Think of it as the "Cliff Notes" for the digital age. So much of our history is not in schools, but with BHMD we put Black history in the palm of your hand.


Legendary filmmaker and Producer Neema Barnette (Civil Brand, Queen Sugar), teams up with her husband Reed R. McCants also an award-winning filmmaker (Cuttin’ Da Mustard) to bring his unique style of storytelling, chronicling the many achievements of people of African descent. The series was an official selection of the Newark Black Film Festival, Texas Black Film Festival and the African American Women In Cinema Festival. The mini docs have also screened in between every film at the Pan African International Film Festival for the past three years.

BLACK HISTORY MINI DOCS 2013 TRAILER

If you have 90 seconds then you have enough time to watch Black History Mini Docs.  Award winning filmmaker Reed R. McCants (Cuttin Da Mustard), brings his unique style of storytelling to chronicle the many contributions and achievements throughout history of the African-American in America.   These videos are a fast, informative and entertaining way to educate young and old about the varying contributions of blacks in American history. Think of it as the "Cliff Notes" of the digital age. Executive Produced by legendary film director Neema Barnette (Civil Brand).


Featuring the stories of: 

Muhammad Ali

James Baldwin

The Black Panthers

Martin Luther King Jr.

Adam Clayton Powell Jr.

Thurgood Marshall

Nat Turner

Angela Davis

Harry Belafonte

Madam CJ Walker

Harriet Tubman

The Black Wall Street

Frederick Douglass

Malcolm X

Civil Rights Movement

The Tuskegee Experiment 

The Rosewood Lynchings 

Emmit Till

Maya Angelou 

and many many more!


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