Black and Jewish America: An Interwoven History traces the rich, complex relationship between Black and Jewish Americans - defined by solidarity and strained by division. Drawn together by racism and antisemitism, they forged civic and cultural bonds, especially during the civil rights era. The series explores both the challenges and enduring promise of that alliance. Watch two new episodes tonight at 9pm on GPB. | Georgia Public Broadcasting

Gathered around a Passover Seder table, Henry Louis Gates, Jr. brings together an extraordinary group of friends to explore the intertwined histories of Black Americans and Jewish Americans — illuminating shared struggle, resilience in the face of persecution, and the enduring power of liberation stories. Watch the conversation unfold in Black and Jewish America: An Interwoven History now on the PBS app. | PBS

By the end of the 20th century, relations between Black and Jewish Americans had grown deeply complicated. In our final episode of Black and Jewish America: An Interwoven History, we examine their shifting relationship, exploring political gains, global tensions, rising hate, and the enduring lessons of solidarity. From shared struggles to moments of profound collaboration, our series brings to light the stories that unite these two communities—and the tensions that have tested their alliances.