Celebrating Black History Month is easier than ever, thanks to “Diversity on Demand” available on Facebook (News - Alert). Simply click “like” and receive a wealth of black history-inspired movies and movie schedules. Many people in the cable industry have announced that there is an obligation of them to provide the public with some of the easiest educational pills to swallow – film.

Char Beales, president and CEO of Cable & Telecommunications Association for Marketing (CTAM) tells Digital Journal, “The cable industry recognizes its responsibility and privilege to use the reach and influence of television, the Internet and mobile apps to spotlight important issues.”

Payne Brown, vice president of Strategic Initiatives for Comcast (News - Alert), is enthusiastic about continuing the black history efforts that Comcast started last year with their Black History tribute. “Comcast is proud to celebrate Black History Month with special programming that highlights the many accomplishments, experiences, and perspectives of African Americans.”

Among the classic Black History hits available are Antwon Fishcher and The Color Purple. Viewers will also get to select movies like Million Dollar Baby in honor of African Americans like Morgan Freeman who have produced, directed, starred and written in a number of American films.

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