Shall We Overcome? Investigation Discovery Explores Civil Rights Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow

Henry Schleiff, President & General Manager, Investigation Discovery

Kerry Kennedy, Human Rights Activist

John Seigenthaler, Former RFK Aide and First Amendment Crusader

Carolyn McKinstry, Civil Rights Activist

Keith Beauchamp, Filmmaker, The Injustice Files

Robbie Tolan, Racial Profiling Victim

Rep. John Lewis, Civil Rights Luminary

In February, Investigation Discovery (ID) weaves a path between civil rights injustices of the past and those of today with two extraordinary brand-new documentaries.

Reflecting on our nation's ongoing pursuit of equal rights, ID Films: March to Justiceexplores the pivotal victories that led to the passage of the historic Voting Rights Act in 1965 through a unique pilgrimage with three generations of the Kennedy family. This documentary commemorates the march from Selma to Montgomery with riveting first-person recollections from those traveling on the bus, including civil rights luminary Rep. John Lewis, former Robert F. Kennedy aide and First Amendment crusader John Seigenthaler, and civil rights activists Ruby Bridges and Carolyn McKinstry.

Award-winning filmmaker Keith Beauchamp returns to ID with the next installment of The Injustice Files series, for an in-depth look at racial-profiling practices still occurring today, brought to national attention in 2008 with the shooting of Robbie Tolan in Texas and more recently by the killing of an unarmed teenager, Trayvon Martin, in Florida.

Join us as we screen highlights of the two films, followed by a conversation with the participants.