We want to ensure we celebrate black creators beyond this month and help you discover their work, no matter where it is. So here’s a thread of amazing shows/movies for you to watch right now. Love from @primevideouk @Britbox_UK @channel5_tv @DisneyPlusUK @FreeviewTV @NOWTV @skytv

When They See Us (2019) - This powerful 4-part @netflixuk series is based on the true story of the Central Park Five; the wrongful conviction of five African-American teenagers, underlining the inherent racism and injustices within the criminal justice system.

The Uncomfortable Truth (2017) - When filmmaker and son of civil rights activist Loki Mulholland dives into the institutional racism plaguing the US he discovers his family contributed to it 400 years prior. A comprehensive, insightful and honest exploration. @primevideouk

Bulletproof (2018) - Starring and produced by Noel Clarke and Ashley Walters, Bulletproof follows two undercover cops as they chase down hardened criminals in the East End. S2 sees a chance discovery propel them undercover to infiltrate an international crime family. @NOWTV

Watchmen (2019) - Emmy-award winning drama starring Regina King set in an alternate history 3 years after a co-ordinated white supremacist attack. Although the movement has been forced into the shadows, detectives work on a police shooting that may signal a revival. @skytv

Chewing Gum (2015) - A BAFTA Award-winning sitcom created by and starring Michaela Coel. The series focuses on a black British teenager's journey of self-discovery and is credited with representing a generation of black women who rarely see themselves on screen. @BritBox_UK

Queen of Katwe (2016) - @DisneyPlusUK presents Queen of Katwe, based on a vibrant true story and starring Lupita Nyong'o and David Oyelowo. A Ugandan girl’s life changes forever when she discovers she has an amazing talent for chess, in this celebration of the human spirit.

Racism: My Story (2020) - A powerful documentary from @channel5_tv offering British perspectives on race in 2020, following the murder of George Floyd.

Becoming (2020) - A behind-the-scenes @netflixuk doc chronicling first ever Black First Lady, Michelle Obama’s life, hopes and connections. Following her on her book tour, she discusses how, as a black woman, she overcame invisibility and inequality by using her voice.

Rise Up: The Movement that Changed America (2018) - This one-hour documentary explores the key battles in the Civil Rights Movement that transformed American society and uncovers what it took to translate protest into real legislative change. @NOWTV

The Lenny Henry Show (1987) - Legendary comedian, Lenny Henry, stars as the self-styled, self-appointed fashion icon and south London ‘superstar’, DJ Delbert Wilkins. @Britbox_UK

12 Years a Slave (2013) - This Oscar-winning odyssey about a kidnapped African-American man, is an adaptation of a 1853 memoir and is one of the most intense and truthful portrayals of slavery ever seen on screen; confronting its grim reality head on. @netflixuk

If Beale Street Could Talk (2018) - This adaptation follows a devoted couple whose dreams are derailed when one of them is arrested for a crime he did not commit. A powerful, life-affirming tale of the struggles and injustices faced in 1970s Harlem. @primevideouk

Black Is King (2020) - on @DisneyPlusUK the visual album from Beyonce reimagines the lessons of The Lion King for today’s young kings and queens. The voyages of black families across time are honoured in a tale about a young king’s journey through betrayal, love and self-identity

No Justice, No Peace (2020) - A documentary on the struggle against police brutality and racist violence in California, centring around the efforts of more than 30 families of police brutality victims. @channel5_tv

Althea (2014) - Trailblazing story of Althea Gibson. Raised on the rough streets of Harlem, Althea was queen of the 1950s segregated tennis world, the first African American to play and win at Wimbledon, win a Grand Slam Title and break the colour barrier. @SkyTV

Little Fires Everywhere (2020) - Based on the prized novel, this series follows the intertwined fates of a picture-perfect family and a mother and daughter who upend their lives. It depicts parallels of race and class through the everyday obstacles minorities face. @primevideouk

Marvel Studios’ Black Panther (2018) - An Oscar-winning film about a young T’Challa who returns home to the isolated, high-tech African nation of Wakanda to succeed the throne after the death of his father. @DisneyPlusUK

Africa and Britain: A Forgotten History (2016) - David Olusoga explores the often overlooked history of black people in the UK. To learn more about the crucial role they had in Britain's past, he travels the globe and unearths unsettling truths about slavery and war. @BritBox_UK

Save Me Too (2020) - Written, created and starring Lennie James, this critically acclaimed drama continues the story of Nelson “Nelly” Rowe, a down-and-out whose life is turned upside down when the estranged daughter he fathered 13 years ago mysteriously disappears. @skytv

American Soul (2019) - This dramatic @channel5_tv series takes an unflinching look at entrepreneur Don Cornelius and the creation of his legendary music and dance program 'Soul Train'.

Lovecraft Country (2020) - Based on the novel, this drama follows Atticus Freeman as he meets up with his friend and uncle to embark on a road trip in search of his missing father. This begins a struggle to survive and overcome the racist terrors of white 1950s America. @NowTV

This is just a selection of the vast number of resources out there. As we reach the end of #BlackHistoryMonth , let’s continue to support voices and stories that move us forward. Please help and add your own recommendations below.