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Mwazulu Diyabanza is reclaiming African artifacts one heist at a time

In episode six of For the Culture, Amanda Parris explores the global call for reparations and speaks with the people leading the movement.

Amanda Parris' "For the Culture" unveiled - The Caribbean Camera

"Award-winning creator Amanda Parris presents 'For the Culture,' a transformative documentary series on CBC Gem. Explore profound stories from Black communities globally, touching on resilience, social issues, and the beauty of cultural diversity. Featuring personal narratives and celebrity insights, this series is a celebration and a call to action for a more inclusive world."

Amanda Parris highlights Black stories in For the Culture — here are 9 books to take the conversation further

Executive producer and host Amanda Parris spoke with CBC Books about the titles that informed and inspired her new point-of-view documentary series. The 6-episode docuseries is streaming now on CBC Gem.

Amanda Parris takes important Black conversations off social media and into the real world in new series

Season 1 of For the Culture explores home and belonging, the challenges Black leaders face at work, public education and more

I made a documentary about the Black maternal health crisis. Then I experienced it

Amanda Parris explores the standard of care necessary for Black people to feel safe and supported while being pregnant and giving birth – a standard of care she didn’t experience in her own pregnancies

Celebrate Black History Month on CBC | CBC Television

As we get ready to kick off Black History Month, CBC is again excited to showcase all the rich news and programming surrounding the Black Canadian experience throughout February and year-round.

What Amanda Parris learned in making For the Culture

Writer, host and executive producer Amanda Parris joins Elamin to talk about her new CBC series For The Culture and what she learned in her deep dive into the topics and tensions Black people across the diaspora are talking about.

Taraji P. Henson, Keke Palmer, and Issa Rae have all recently discussed possible career changes and the ongoing hurdles for Black women in Hollywood

Amanda Parris' 'For The Culture': Black stories that matter

In her new documentary series, the accomplished host travels the world to talk about issues from maternal health care, to Black leadership in corporations and institutions, to reparations and the business of Black hair, unearthing a broad range of experience and opinion

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