Peralta TV can be seen on
Channel 27: Alameda, Berkeley
Channel 28: Emeryville, Piedmont, Oakland
AT&T U-Verse Channel 99
MERRITT COLLEGE: HOME OF THE BLACK PANTHERS
10/02 (Wed) @ 12pm
10/11 (Fri) @ 1pm
10/15 (Tue) @ 6pm
10/19 (Sat) @ 9pm
10/21 (Mon) @ 3pm
10/27 (Sun) @ 10:30am
10/31 (Thur) @ 7:30pm
You can also watch the full documentary anytime on Peralta Colleges’ YouTube Channel: https://youtu.be/54wYflGYMrw
A Peralta TV Production
In honor of the anniversary of the founding of the Black Panther Party, Peralta TV is broadcasting its award-winning documentary “MERRITT COLLEGE: HOME OF THE BLACK PANTHERS,” narrated by U. S. Congresswoman Barbara Lee, it is a powerful film that chronicles the birth of the Black Panther Party at Merritt College during the politically, socially and economically turbulent 1960s.
It is a compelling story about social justice and political activism told through rare interviews with party members, featuring original artwork from Panther publications as well as rarely-seen photos and archival videos.
Watch this comprehensive and informative historical documentary on one of the most controversial and effective social movements in the United States in the past 50 years. October 1966 began a movement that 58 years later is still one of the staples in the history of social change in this country.
THE HISPANIC AMERICAN EXPERIENCE: EXTRAORDINARY HISPANIC WOMEN WHO SHAPED AMERICAN HISTORY
10/03 (Thur) @ 5:30pm
10/07 (Mon) @ 7pm
Famous Hispanic women in history have inspired countless young women to believe in their dreams. From artists to astronauts and writers to politicians, many great Latino American history makers have changed the world. This program celebrates notable Hispanic American Women whose influence has touched us in every walk of life. There isn't an industry in which Hispanic Americans haven't made their mark in history, with some of the most iconic scientists, politicians, singers, actors, artists and more coming from Hispanic descent. Celebrating the contributions these Latino-American heroes have made to our country helps us find unity in our diversity, strength in our democracy and an understanding of the rich culture that enriches the fabric of the American dream. These women show us how powerful they are as individuals and how much they have inspired others with their dedication, unshakable drive and determination.
THE HISPANIC AMERICAN EXPERIENCE: EXTRAORDINARY HISPANIC MEN WHO SHAPED AMERICAN HISTORY
10/10 (Thur) @ 5:30pm
10/14 (Mon) @ 7pm
Hispanic-Latino Americans belong to one of the most populous and most-talented ethnic and lingual groups in the United States who have made a big impact in all fields and sectors of life. Join us as we celebrate some of the most influential Hispanic men who are recognized for their achievements in education, politics, science, medicine, exploration, music, literature and sports. Discover how these inspirational men have helped shape society as we know it today.
THE HISPANIC AMERICAN EXPERIENCE: LATIN CULTURE, HERITAGE AND TRADITIONS
10/17 (Thur) @ 5:30pm
10/21 (Mon) @ 7pm
This program celebrates the History, Cultures and Contributions of People from Spain, Mexico, Caribbean Central and South America. Latin America is a diverse, multicultural region that has a vibrant culture that is all its own. Rich in history, culture and art, there are many interesting facts to find out about this fascinating region of the world. United by one language, individual customs, traditions, ethnic dialect and especially food bring out the unique charm of each country. Let's explore the deep and complex flavors of Hispanic, Latino and Latin cultural heritage. From food to dance to architecture to spirituality to song. Hispanic culture includes patriarchal structure, the importance of religion, an emphasis on respect and dignity, enjoying traditional food and celebrating together, embracing one's artistic roots and history.
FLAMENCO: THE LAND IS STILL FERTILE
Produced and Directed by Eve A. Ma
Palomino Productions
With world-class performance, fascinating interviews, footage of beautiful locations in southern Spain and similar visually compelling materials we examine traditional flamenco - that passionate art form, recognized by UNESCO as part of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. What is it? What are its roots? What are its ties to farm workers and other dispossessed peoples? Was it created by gitanos (Spanish Gypsies), and is this significant? The documentary addresses all these concerns but then ends with even another question: what will happen in the future to this beautiful and powerful art form?
PROGRAM 1:
10/10 (Thur) @ 2pm
10/13 (Sun) @ 7:30pm
PROGRAM 2:
10/17 (Thur) @ 2pm
10/20 (Sun) @ 7:30pm
PROGRAM 3:
10/24 (Thur) @ 2pm
10/27 (Sun) @ 7:30pm
PROGRAM 4:
10/31 (Thur) @ 2pm
11/03 (Sun) @ 7:30pm
DOUBLE DUMMY
10/18 (Fri) @ 1pm
10/26 (Sat) @ 8:30pm
10/30 (Wed) @ 5pm
A film by John McAllister
DOUBLE DUMMY is an unexpected and thrilling look at the fiercely competitive card game bridge. The film follows the USA 1 Under 21 team to China as they battle it out at the biannual World Youth Team Championships, the most prestigious event in junior bridge. DOUBLE DUMMY bridges the generation gap and explores the game of bridge and its growing popularity with younger generations. See what makes bridge the world's best card game. Played and loved by people of all ages, all around the world!
