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Dr Thema's Performance - 56th NAACP Image Awards | Creative Honors.
Dr. Thema Bryant moved us with her powerful performance of Good Grief at the 56th NAACP Image Awards Creative Honors.
Congresswoman Maxine Waters sits down for a powerful, no-holds-barred conversation about legacy, leadership, and the fight for justice. From her groundbreaking political career to the deep importance of Black representation in media and the arts, Rep. Waters reflects on the moments that shaped her — and the battles that still lie ahead. In this episode, she opens up about:
✅ Her trailblazing journey through Congress
✅ The role of family and community in fueling her mission
✅ Why Black voices in arts & entertainment matter more than ever
✅ Her unfiltered thoughts on Donald Trump and today’s GOP
✅ What’s really going on in Congress — and why we all need to stay engaged
🔥 It’s insightful. It’s personal. It’s Maxine — unapologetically. Don’t miss this unforgettable episode of Our Culture, Our Stories — only on NAACP+.
Actor Tyler Lepley joins us for an honest and inspiring conversation about the craft, the culture, and the journey within. Known for his standout performances in film and TV — including his work with Tyler Perry — Lepley opens up about the deeper meaning behind his art and the life experiences that continue to shape him. 💬 “This is my life’s work… it’s got to be real.” In this wide-ranging interview, Tyler speaks on:
🖤 The emotional truth behind great acting
🎭 What it’s like working with Tyler Perry
🧠 The importance of mental health and going to therapy
🤝 Brotherhood and the power of having a strong circle
👨🏾 Fatherhood and leading with vulnerability 💡 How his favorite book, The Alchemist, inspires his path as an artist This episode is a reminder that behind the performance is a man doing the work — on and off the screen.
🎥 Watch now on Our Culture, Our Stories — only on NAACP+.
The opening mass meeting sets the tone for the 114th NAACP National Convention.
First instituted in 1914 by the late J.E. Spingarn–then NAACP Chairman of the Board of Directors– this gold medal was awarded for the highest or noblest achievement by an American Negro during the preceding year or years.
Featured Forum: Racism, Anti-Semitism, White Nationalism A conversation between NAACP President Derrick Johnson, Meek Mill, Kraft Group CEO Robert Kraft, and Historian Henry Louis Gates, where they will discuss racism, anti-Semitism, white nationalism, and the rise of hate crimes in the United States.
Inside the Industry: The Diaspora Perspective is a conversation that explores the global nature of the film industry, the diversity of stories and experiences available on content platforms, the influence of Nollywood, and the successes, challenges, and trailblazing moments that demand our attention. Host: Aba Blankson Moderator: Koshie Mills, CEO, Heirs Afrika Panelists Tope Oshin, Director Jimmy Jean Louis, Actor Mamoudou Athie, Actor Chukwudi Iwuji, Actor
On February 25, 2022, President Biden nominated Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson to be the 116th Associate Justice of the Supreme Court. She would be the first Black woman justice ever to serve on the Court. For many, this is a once-in-a-lifetime event, so join the NAACP as we mark this historic appointment at our watch party for her Senate hearing on Monday, March 21.
Art & Advocacy - Art created in the name of social justice can have a lasting impact and effect. However, not all artists – whether visual artists, musicians, dancers, et al – feel the responsibility to advocate as they create. Additionally, many artists advocate in a way that is unique and important to themselves. This discussion will explore the many ways art and advocacy pair and highlight the outcomes of specific examples.
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