Whether you're looking for something to laugh at or something to inspire you, Disney+ has a Black family film that will fit your movie night vibe.
Questlove brings attention to the other musical revolution that was happening in the '60s, and the artists that brought it all together at the Harlem Cultural Festival in 1969.
It wasn't just about music, but it also highlights culture and fashion. History buff families will enjoy this award winner, which combines documentary film with concert film.Black History Month is here! Join us from Feb. 1 to Feb. 28 and support our content celebrating the culture.
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