Some of the best Black comics in the Bay Area will grace your screen and make you forget all about the dumpster fire that is 2020 — at least for an hour or so.

Historian Dr Hannah-Rose Murray guides you to six sites in London where African American activists made historic impact in the global effort to abolish the slave trade in the 18th century. Their testimonies and appearances throughout the TK were pivotal to the movement.

This mixed level vinyasa yoga class is open to all levels. Instructor Marquita Rene will guide students on meditation, pranayama (breathwork) and sequenced asanas (poses). The class is free, and she’ll provide a list of organizations you can support to #flowforacause.

Antiracist scholar Ibram X. Kendi chronicles the history of anti-Black racist ideas and their staggering power over the course of American history in "Stamped From the Beginning." PCISJ will hold five separate virtual Book Group discussions on the book, each featuring a historian.

"Before Black Lives Matter, they must be understood," says Dr. Matthew C. Whitaker, a historian, diversity, equity, inclusion leader, and motivational speaker. He leads this interactive webinar series, which focuses on a different topic and era each week.

Renowned music writers Regina Bradley, Adam Gussow, and Claudrena Harold have chronicled everything from Atlanta hip-hop to gospel history. They'll speak on this panel about the ways American identity has been created by the sounds of the Black community.

Professor Lubaina Himid CBE is a prolific artist whose work explores the politics of race, gender, and class. Join her for a live online event discussing her paintings and sculpture.

Women of color are welcome to this free interactive masterclass, where a different topic is explored monthly through the lens of Black feminism.

Take a virtual visit to Central Harlem and Spanish Harlem for a stunning exploration of local street art, walks of fme, and statues honoring local woman. A Q&A with the licensed NYC tour guide follows the interactive presentation.

African American literature professor J. Ken Stuckey guides you through the legendary writer and activist's life, from poverty-stricken youth and preaching as a teenage Pentecostal minister through out-and-proud gay life in Paris and fame in Hollywood.

From the Underground Railroad to the Great Migration, Jazz Age to Motown, the Motor City has been a crucial part of Black history. Tour guide Jamon Jordan's Black History Month installment of his Detroit Black History series will delve deep into the the city's culture.

Culture writers Jeff Chang and Dave Cook discuss their new book for young adults about the rise of hip-hop in America, recounting conversations with DJs, b-boys, rappers and activists.

In honor of Black History Month, learn to prepare foods that celebrate Black roots and culture in this interactive cooking class with chef Sheena SheWins. All participants will get a grocery list and prep instructions via email ahead of the class.