Introducing In the Margins: A New Series From PBS Origins

In the Margins covers the history they didn’t teach in school, exploring obscure, yet captivating tales that offer unique insights into their time and place.

This new series launches June 6, 2024 on the PBS Origins channel!

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[AlabamaPublicTV]

We're grateful to be part of this project with such talented folks and excited to hear from everyone in the comments as the series rolls out!

[lk_c]

I love this! American history, the good, bad, and the ugly, should be taught to us all. ❤️

[TerraZ]

I'm from Alabama, and I definitely do not know & didn't learn in school about any African American performers coming to my home during the Great migration during racial segregation in history class or anything. I'm so psyched for learning & seeing more about that topic in future episodes & more.

[tccragun]

Thanks PBS ! As an aging boomer I believe this is the highest and best use of online technology…. Real EDUCATION !!

[creiveworks]

So excited and happy for this series!!

[MateoQuixote]

Wow wow wow! I am so excited for this!

[beaumartin]

Love this channel, the content quality is superb and covers great topics

[TheInfintyithGoofball]

I'VE WANTED TO KNOW ABOUT THIS STUFF EVER SINCE I WAS IN A HISTORY CLASS!

[CBD..]

This is what we definitely need! Thank you :)

[Roguefem]

This sounds like a fascinating series!

[PokhrajRoy.]

So happy to see a new series on the channel ! 🎉

[dejesusrussell]

Thanks for bringing SLC's Japantown to light. I've been living here for months and just recently heard about it. I'm looking forward to what you can teach us.

I'd also love to learn about the Filipino colonies in Louisiana and Chinatowns in Southern Utah. I never learned about those places in Utah public education.

[jeffdejesus]

I’m so excited for the SLC Japantown episode! I just found out about it a few months ago and have been dying to learn more

[hiztoricalvp]

❤. I am so happy to help bring these stories to the forefront.

[SoniaSephia]

As a Mexican girl living here in California I love this type of History❤

[MariaMartinez-researcher]

Very interesting.
I lost count of the times people in social media says that Europeans made America great...

[Rafael-jhmw]

When's it coming??? Just can't wait!

[TheSuzberry]

Will you be able to differentiate between the purposeful destruction of minority enclaves and collateral damage? I noticed that the sewage treatment facilities in Annapolis are built on the site of a beach used by the African American community. Intentional?