Paramount+ Honors Black History Month With Black Voices Collection of Movies and TV Shows

Paramount+ is marking Black History month in a big way. This February, the streamer launched its Black Voices library, a collection of movies, TV series, and documentaries that highlights "the stories and boundless contributions of Black trailblazers in the arts, culture, history, and beyond."

Separated into carious carousels ranging from "Based on a True Story" to "Sports Stories," "Let's Be Real," "Live Laughs," and more, Paramount+'s Black Voices library is stocked full with titles to honor the month. Currently streaming on the platform is everything from Lawmen: Bass Reeves to 12 Years a Slave, with other titles including Dreamgirls, Love & Basketball, Selma, The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, Goodburger 2, and more≥ The Black Voices collection also features titles such as the trio of Beverly Hills Cop films, the series Bob Hearts Abishola, Harlem Nights, and One Thousand Years of Slavery.

The complete Blac Voices collection ca be viewed and streaming with a Paramount+ subscription, which you can sign up for here. Paramount+ offers two subscription tiers. The Paramount+ Essential Plan, which has ads and does not include Showtime, costs $4.99 per month. Paramount+ With Showtime, which gives subscribers access to Showtime plus a Mountain of Entertainment, costs $11.99 per month. Paramount also offers Pluto TV, its free, ad-supported streaming service. Keep scrolling to view highlights from the streamer's Black Voices roster (an asterisk denotes titles available only with a Paramount+ with Showtime subscription).