HBO’s 'Eyes on the Prize III' Chronicles Civil Rights Struggles from 1977 to 2015

The six-part docuseries explores pivotal movements in racial justice and equality, connecting past and present struggles.

The series, 'Eyes on the Prize III: We Who Believe in Freedom Cannot Rest,' builds on the iconic 1987 and 1990 documentaries by Henry Hampton, covering civil rights history from 1977 to 2015.
Episodes highlight diverse issues such as affirmative action, environmental racism, the AIDS crisis, and the origins of Black Lives Matter, with a focus on grassroots activism and lesser-known stories.
The documentary features archival footage and contemporary interviews, emphasizing the ongoing nature of the civil rights movement and its evolution to include women and queer voices.
Key moments include the Million Man March, the fight for public school integration, and community-led efforts to combat systemic inequalities in housing and public health.
Directed by multiple filmmakers and executive produced by Dawn Porter, the series is available on HBO and streaming on Max starting February 25, 2025.