The 2023 DC Black History Film Festival Saturday Feb 11, 2023 1pm to 7pm Hosted by @lammanruckerofficial Alamo Cinema Drafthouse in Washington, DC. See contemporary black history shorts, special performances, and a documentary. RSVP here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/dc-black-history-film-festival-tickets-52299 Sponsored by: Mayor Muriel Bowser's Office of Cable, Television, Film, Music and Entertainment @entertain_dc And Fulton Films @fultonfilmsga https://www.eventbrite.com/e/dc-black-history-film-festival-tickets-522995512657
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The 2023 DC Black History Film Festival

Saturday Feb 11, 2023

1pm to 7pm

Hosted by @lammanruckerofficial

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This MLK Day, immerse yourself in the rich history and vibrant legacy of Atlanta with “Bolegs,” now streaming on Tubi. Explore the significant contributions and cultural evolution of a city deeply intertwined with the journey of civil rights and progress. The narrative takes you through Old Atlanta, showcasing the impact of figures like Marvin Arrington Sr. and the enduring spirit of activism that defines the city’s identity. This documentary is a captivating exploration of Atlanta’s past and its ongoing influence on the broader tapestry of American history.

Join this enlightening experience by accessing Tubi and streaming “Bolegs” today. They’re inviting audiences to learn and reflect on the stories that continue to inspire movements for justice and equality. Don’t miss this opportunity to delve into Atlanta’s legacy and embrace the lessons of history on this meaningful day.