• Gamble & Huff, February 3rd @ 6pm ET (Soul Street, ch 60)
• Al Jarreau, February 4th @ 6pm ET (Watercolors, ch 71)
• Natalie Cole, February 10th @ 6pm ET (The Groove, ch 64)
• Aaron Neville, February 17th @ 6pm ET (The Groove, ch 64)
• Ludacris, February 24th @ 6pm ET (RAW, ch 66)
  

Each Friday throughout the month of February, The Power (ch 169) will broadcast speeches from prominent African Americans, offering analysis and discussion on their continued relevance today. The channel will also feature interviews with living legends of black history and black sports heroes, as well as a Black Historian Lecture series Monday through Friday for the entire month.

Other programming highlights include:

• The Spirit (ch 33) will present “A Moment In Time” – a collection of short-form programming airing throughout the month depicting historical events where Gospel artists have made great achievements in the rich heritage of African Americans, including Gospel legends Mahalia Jackson and Rev. James Cleveland.
• Real Jazz (ch 70) will broadcast Wynton Marsalis' Pulitzer prize-winning epic “Blood On The Field” on February 3rd (11am ET), which traces the journey of an African Couple sold into slavery in the United States.  
• Beyond Jazz (ch 72) continues their tradition with “Black History Month Words & Music,” a meaningful conversation on various topics with 12 of the most influential African American artists in modern jazz.
• Sonic Theater (ch 163) will interview prominent African American authors and historians from Taylor Branch and Edward P. Jones to Jill Lepore and John Hope Franklin.
• MLB Home Plate (ch 175) will present the Negro League Baseball Museum's 7th Annual Legacy Awards on February 3rd (9am ET) and February 4th (11am ET), with additional encores airing every weekend throughout the month.