Eyes on the Prize III to debut on HBO Max

[get these nets]

Watch Trailer For ‘Eyes On The Prize III,’ New Installment Of Award-Winning Series On America’s Struggle For Equity, Racial Justice​

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HBO Documentary Films presents Eyes on the Prize III: We Who Believe in Freedom Cannot Rest 1977-2015,

Watch the trailer above.
This is a breakdown of the series:

• Episodes:

Episode 1: “America, Don’t Look Away 1977-1988”
Debut date: TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25 (9:00 p.m-10:00 p.m. ET/PT)
Directed by Geeta Gandbhir, episode one chronicles community activists in New York’s South Bronx and Philadelphia fighting for fair housing and healthcare at the tail end of the Carter administration and through the rise of Reaganomics and the AIDS crisis.
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Episode 2: “Trapped: 1989-1995”
Debut date: TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25 (10:00 p.m-11:00 p.m. ET/PT)
Directed by Samantha Knowles, episode two documents the criminal justice system profiling public defenders in Washington D.C. and local organizers in South Central Los Angeles who sound the alarm about institutional structures and policies that disproportionately affect the Black community.
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Episode 3: “Million Man March 1995”
Debut date: WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26 (9:00 p.m-10:00 p.m. ET/PT)
Directed by Muta’Ali, episode three chronicles the controversy and community inspired by the 1995 Million Man March in Washington, D.C. that came to be a transformative experience for many of the men who traveled in from around the nation to participate.
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Episode 4: “Spoil The Vine 1982-2011”
Debut date: WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26 (10:00 p.m-11:00 p.m. ET/PT)
Directed by Rudy Valdez, episode four explores the growing environmental justice movement as local activists in West Virginia and Florida fight threats to their communities’ health and survival.
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Episode 5: “We Don’t See Color 1996-2013”
Debut date: THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27 (9:00 p.m-10:00 p.m. ET/PT)
Directed by Smriti Mundhra, episode five explores the complexities of affirmative action policies and how a changing demographic landscape affected school desegregation in new ways.


Episode Six: What Comes After Hope? 2008-2015
Debut date: THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27 (10:00 p.m-11:00 p.m. ET/PT)
Directed by Asako Gladsjo, episode six chronicles the years of America’s first Black president, when, despite hope for significant societal change, police brutality soared and a new movement under the banner #BlackLivesMatter emerged.

 

[Jean toomer]

I will rewatch 1 and 2 because we have learned very little from Jim Crow and civil rights era. History is a cycle.

 

[dora_da_destroyer]

I remember my grandma making us watch the OG. Does HBO have the other parts? I’d like to rewatch

 

[cole phelps]

I have found it odd that hbo doesn't include the rest of the original even on the Internet it's very hard to the parts about the urban uprisings/black panthers/busing riots

 

[Beck.er.]

Wow, just seeing the title took me back. Vaguely remember seeing those as a kid, emotional experience. Definitely need to rewatch first.

 

[get these nets]

I remember my grandma making us watch the OG. Does HBO have the other parts? I’d like to rewatch

I have found it odd that hbo doesn't include the rest of the original even on the Internet it's very hard to the parts about the urban uprisings/black panthers/busing

original series is on internet archives

 

[cole phelps]

original series is on internet archives

Thanks breh Internet archive always come in clutch been feasting on the old cartoon Network/toonami tapes on there

 

[get these nets]

Thanks breh Internet archive always come in clutch been feasting on the old cartoon Network/toonami tapes on there

You're welcome.

I have the dvd set somewhere.

 

[keond]

Those director names are concerning but I will tune in

 

[Buddy]

I'm a Max subscriber and I'll just say off the rip: They have the best picture quality out of all the screaming services. Can't wait to catch this in all it's glory I'll be back with thoughts after it drops

 

[King]

ClA be producing the hell out of these documentaries

 

[Black Hans]

No ADOS directors, huh? Bad sign already


"How dare you say there should be Black American directors in a documentary about Black American History?!!!! "

 

[skylove4]

Those director names are concerning but I will tune in

Yeah only two seem to be African American

 

[skylove4]

No ADOS directors, huh? Bad sign already


"How dare you say there should be Black American directors in a documentary about Black American History?!!!! "

Two of them are. One of the guys is Ozzie and Ruby D’s grandchild.

 

[get these nets]

Those director names are concerning but I will tune in

Dawn Porter serves as executive producer of the series.