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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - March 1, 2022, Winnipeg, Manitoba C M Y K PAGE C4 ● WINNIPEGFREEPRESS.COMC4 ARTS ● LIFE I LIFESTYLES TUESDAY, MARCH 1, 2022 PRIME TIME TV TUESDAY MOVIES Sh aw M TS Be ll Sh aw Di re ct 6 PM 6:30 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 2 CBC (6) 2 226 332 CBC Winnipeg News (N) CorrieSt (N) Feud (N) 22 Mins. (N) SonCritch (N) WorkMom (N) TallBoyz (N) CBC News: The National (N) News/Mercer Interrupt 3 PBS 3 - 388 PBS NewsHour (N) Rick Steves-Travel (N) PBS NewsHour Amanpour and Company (N) News (N) America (N) 4 CBS 4 387 News (N) Wheel (N) FBI "Allegiance" State of the Union Address News (N) The Late Show J. Corden  5 CTV (7) 5 225 316 CTV News Winnipeg (N) The Resident "Her Heart" Pivoting (N) B Positive Transplant "Scars" (N) The Big Bang eTalk News (N) News (N)  6 NBC 6 - 385 News (N) News Auto (N) Grand (N) State of the Union Address News (N) The Tonight Show Seth Meyers  7 ABC 13 - 386 News (N) Ent. Tonight Judge Steve Harvey State of the Union Address News (N) Jimmy Kimmel Live Nightline (N)  8 CITY (13) 8 228 329 CityNews at 6 Winnipeg (N) Auto (N) Grand (N) Auto Grand Crew Mom Mom Mom Mom Winnipeg (N) 10 CBWFT 10 118 703 Téléjou. (N) Économie (N) District 31 (N) La Facture (N) Toute la vie (N) 5e rang (N) Le Téléjournal (N) Sports (N) On va se  11 HopeTV 11 - - News (N) News (N) Shining Light QuickStudy Supernatural Life Today 700Club Can. Tomorrow Dil Diyan Gallan Gardens P. Popoff 12 GLOB (9) 12 227 335 News (N) ET Canada (N) FBI "Allegiance" FBI: International FBI: Most Wanted "Deconflict" Global News The Late Show  13 TSN 22 400 400 That's Hockey Jets Pre-game NHL Hockey Montréal Canadiens at Winnipeg Jets (subject to blackout) SportsCentre (N) SC With Jay Onrait (N) 14 DISC 104 520 505 Heavy Rescue: 401 UndergroundRailroad (N) Gold Rush "The Alliance" (N) Gold Rush: White Water (N) Heavy Rescue: 401 UndergroundRailroad 15 CNN 103 500 500 Erin Burnett OutFront (N) State of the Union Address (N) Don Lemon Tonight (N) Don Lemon Tonight (N) 16 PARMT 125 628 584 Ink Master "Technical Chops" Ink Master: Grudge Match Ink Master "Arrogant Youth" Ink Master: Grudge Match Ink Master "Friends and Foes" Ink Master: Grudge "Targeted" 17 HIST 105 522 506 Pawn Stars Amer. Pickers "Picking Frisco" Pawn Star "Wreck It Rick" (N) FoodThatBuiltAmerica (N) Pawn Stars Pawn Stars 18 HN 108 508 502 Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files 19 DTOUR 106 618 524 Expedition Bigfoot Expedition "Bigfoot's Lair?" Mountain Monsters (N) The Alaska Triangle (N) Beyond the Unknown Mountain Monsters 20 A&E 101 615 520 Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage W.  21 W 132 602 567 Law & Order: S.V.U. "Mama" Law & Order: S.V.U. Law&Order: SVU "Guardian" Mom Mom  +++ "Blended" (‘14) Drew Barrymore, Adam Sandler.  22 YTV 18 552 543 SpongeBob Loud House Casagrandes Danger Force Dragons 9 Croods  ++ "The LEGO Ninjago Movie" (‘17) Justin Theroux. Henry Danger Henry Danger 23 TLC 102 521 560 Doubling Down D & A (N) L & A (N) Doubling Down (N) Doubling Down (N) 7 Little Johnstons David & Annie Loren Alexei 24 HGTV 134 600 564 Love It or List It Vancouver Property Brothers: F Dream H. (N) Dream Home One Week (N) One Week (N) House (N) House Hunter Dream Home Dream Home 25 CMT 109 575 583 Frasier Frasier The Office The Office King-Queens King-Queens King-Queens King-Queens Frasier Frasier The Office The Office 26 CTVLife 117 619 573 Bones To the Country "North Devon" Escape to Country "Norfolk" The Good Dish MasterChef Canada To the Country "North Devon" 27 CTVDR 123 620 523 Chicago Med Chicago Med Chicago Med "Derailed" Chicago Med Chicago Med Chicago Med 28 SHOW 111 317 522 NCIS "Suspicion" FBI "Prey" Naomi "Homecoming" (N) NCIS "Ready or Not" NCIS "Smoked" NCIS "Driven" 29 SN360 181 410 403 Poker WWE NXT Plays/ Month NHL's Best Highlights of the Night Highlights of the Night FSRacing 175 417 406 NASCAR Auto Racing Wise Power 400 -- Fontana, Calif. Arenacross Arenacross Extreme E Highlights Dangerous Drives 31 OLN 176 411 457  "Hailey Dean Mysteries:... The Bachelor (N) The Bachelor The Bachelor  32 STARZ2 216 312 633  ++ "The Wiz" ('78, Mus) Diana Ross, Thelma Carpenter.  +++ "Hellboy: Sword of Storms" (‘06)  ++ "Saw" (‘04) Leigh Whannell.  Movie  33 PEACH 121 294 529 The Big Bang Modern Fam Last Man St. The Goldbergs People Daily Mail TV Inside Ed. (N) People Sheldon The Goldbergs Last Man St. Modern Fam 34 FAM 154 557 541 Boss Baby Trolls: Beat Miraculous Miraculous Backyard GetOut Ninja Warrior Junior Ultimate Tag Dwight Afraid Dark? 36 FOOD 135 603 561 Kids Baking Championship Wall of Chefs "Turkey Dinner" Chocolate Showdown (N) Spring Baking Championship Chopped "Tailgate Party" Great Chocolate Showdown 37 CTVCo 116 626 547 The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang Modern Fam Modern Fam Sheldon Sheldon Sheldon Sheldon The Big Bang The Big Bang 38 E! 113 621 527 Botched Botched Botched (N) Hacks (N) Spencer TMZ Nightly (N) Botched "Bigger Isn't Breast" 39 CTVSci 122 627 528 Star Trek: NG "Identity Crisis" Superman & Lois (N) Star Trek: Next Gen. Star Trek: Next Gen. "Qpid" Ghost Whisperer Elementary 40 AMC 247 629  "The Last Witch Hunter"  ++ "The A-Team" ('10, Act) Bradley Cooper, Liam Neeson.  ++ "Gone in 60 Seconds" ('00, Act) Angelina Jolie, Nicolas Cage.  42 TCM 248 539  ++ "Key Largo"  ++++ "The Lost Weekend" (‘45) Ray Millard.  +++ "Gentleman's Agreement" (‘47) Gregory Peck.  ++++ "Laura"  43 TOON 152 555 545 Titans!/Titans! Titans!/Titans! Drama/Drama Titans!/Titans! Titans!/Titans! Dino Fury Drama/Drama ScoobyDoo Animaniacs We Bears Batman Series Superman 44 SLICE 131 601 562 Below Deck: Sailing Yacht Summer House Housewives/NewJersey (N) House Miami (N) King-Queens King-Queens Housewives/NewJersey 45 NEWSN 140 502 390 CBC Run A Nichols (N) Canada Tonight (N) CBC News: The National (N) CBC News: The National (N) CBC News: The National (N) CBC News: The National (N) 47 SPONET 171 408 418 Plays/ Month NHL's Best NHL Hockey Calgary Flames at Minnesota Wild (subject to blackout) SN Central (N) NHL Hockey Boston vs Anaheim SN Central (N) 49 FOX 19 - 363 The Big Bang The Big Bang The Resident "Her Heart" State of the Union Address News (N) DailyMail (N) The Simpsons Paid Program TMZ (N) 50 TREE 155 553 546 Agent B Dog & Esme & Roy Corn&Peg Ranger Rob Rusty Rivets Franklin Dog & Pony Dora Peter Rabbit Molang/P. Pig Guppies 55 CRVM1 211 308 622  Movie  "Monkey Beach" (‘20) Adam Beach.  "Cry Macho" ('21, Dra) Eduardo Minett, Clint Eastwood. RuPaul: UK vs World (N)  "Ride the Eagle"  56 CRVM2 212 309 623  + "California Typewriter"  "Fanny: The Right to Rock" ('21, Doc)  "Dark Waters" ('19, Thril) Masanori Hata, Mark Ruffalo.  "Standing Up, Falling D...  57 CRVM3 213 310 624  Movie  "I Am Jackie O" (‘20)  +++ "1917" (‘19) Dean-Charles Chapman. Bosch Super Pumped "Grow or Die" Billions  58 HBO2 210 307 625  Grey Gard. For Neda Burning Ojai: Our Fire Story  "Reopening Night" ('21, Doc/Dra) Larry David Premiere (N) Larry David Series Finale (N) 59 WSBK 221 296 654 The Big Bang The Big Bang WBZ News (N) Chicago Fire "Always" Chicago Fire "Wow Me" Seinfeld The Big Bang Seinfeld Imp. Jokers 60 KTLA 224 298 653 DailyMail (N) Daily Mail TV KTLA 5 News at 5:00 p.m. (N) State of the Union Address (N) Superman & Lois (N) Naomi "Homecoming" (N) 61 WGN 222 - 651  WGN Evening News (N) Black-ish The Goldbergs WGN News Special "State of the Union" News (N) New (N) GN Sports Sheldon The Goldbergs 62 WPIX 223 297 652 Black-ish Sheldon Superman & Lois (N) State of the Union Address Seinfeld Seinfeld Friends Two 1/2 Men 63 STARZ1 215 311 632  Movie  "Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the We...  ++ "Click" ('06, Com) Kate Beckinsale, Adam Sandler.  +++ "300" ('06, Epic) Lena Headey, Gerard Butler. 81 PBS 348 - 364 BBC OS (N) Journal (N) Rick Steves: Why We Travel State of the Union Address Roy Orbison Forever Longevity  92 OWN 114 526 507 Iyanla, Fix My Life Love & Marriage: Huntsville Put a Ring on It Ready to Love "Ultimatums" The Oprah Winfrey Show Put a Ring on It 93 NGEO 272 524 551 Drain the Oceans Drain the Oceans Lawless Island "The Kill Shot" Trafficked "Amazon Mafia" (N) Zero "Bird of Prey" (N) Lawless Island "The Kill Shot" 118 APTN 14 269 350 HardRockMed First Talk News (N) Face (N) Moosemeat Chuck and the Easy Eats (N) Quest West Total Control Riverdale 119 VISION 26 650 394 Murder, She "Night Fears" The Royal "Reckoning" Born and Bred All Creatures "Faint Hearts" Heartland "Finding Freedom"  "The Gourmet Detective"  121 MTV 326 640 566 Married, Child Fresh Off-Boat Teen Mom: Family (N) Teen Mom: Girls' Night In (N) Married, Child Married, Child Married, Child Fresh Off-Boat Teen Mom: Family Reunion 122 BNN 142 504 508 Bloomberg: Asia (N) Markets: China Open (N) Bloomberg Markets: Asia (N) News (N) Ask a Lawyer Market Call 124 RDI 139 126 730 24/60 (N) Les grands reportages "La diplomatie du vaccin" (N) Le Téléjournal (N) National (N) National (N) 24/60 125 CFTM 406 115 711 La tour Star: quot. (N) Les bracelets rouges (N) Hôpital New Amsterdam (N) Nouvelles (N) La tour Denis Lévesque (N)  "En pleine tempête"  126 TV5 405 145 761 Vacances de Bruno Salon (N) Sur les (N) Résiste! "Atlanta" Ennemi public (N) C dans l'air (N) J.Afrique (N) Demain  Campaign puts spotlight on Black Canadian artists T HE late local musician Gerry Atwell, groundbreaking poet Di-onne Brand, award-winning video artist Kapwani Kiwanga, tap dancing legend Joey Hollingsworth, the pion- eering actor Johanne Harrelle. What do they all have in common? Each has been put under the spot- light in the second annual “Know Their Names” campaign, a local project aimed at highlighting Black Canadians and their contributions to various fields during Black History Month. This February, the field of choice was art, and Black History Manitoba — which partnered with local clothing company Zueike and city councillor Markus Chambers on the project — had no shortage of figures to choose from. The hardest part was likely narrowing the field down to fit onto the back of a T-shirt. On Monday, the last day of February, Black students at Collège Jeanne-Sau- vé, a French immersion school in the Louis Riel School Division, gathered in the library to get their shirts and discuss Black Canadian history, a topic that is often neglected in official curricula. That shouldn’t be, Rhonda Thomp- son of Black History Manitoba told the students. Black people have lived in Canada for more than 400 years, she said, but textbooks usually do not reflect that deep history. “Know Their Names” is one step in the ongoing effort to change that for the better. At CJS, students made posters of prominent Black Canadians and put them up in the atrium and on the windows outside the library. There were athletes, including Hank Aaron, Darnell and Kia Nurse, and Donovan Bailey. Politicians, such as former U.S. president Barack Obama and MLAs Uzoma Asagwara and David Shepherd. Journalists and writers, such as Tracy Moore, Amanda Parris and Maya Angelou. Throughout February, students shared facts about Black history through announcements, which helped others learn more about figures they might never have heard of before. Grade 9 student Acacia Kabengele, a member of the school’s Black student association, said it was very important to her to become involved and to learn more about Black Canadian history, and Black history in general. Inspired by reading about the group in the book The Hate U Give, she researched the Black Panthers and their Ten-Point Program, centred on equity, education, housing and health- care, and the end of oppression, police brutality and war. Even though much of her research was based on U.S. history, she still learned a lot, and was excited to share a bite-size piece of that information over the morning announcements. “Our community has been neglected and forgotten a lot. Inventions, books, music, everything. We think, ‘Oh, it’s white people who did that.’ But in re- ality, it’s not. A lot of Black people did great things,” she said. “I didn’t know there were Black explorers. All I was taught was, ‘This white man did this’ and ‘This white man did that.’ It was all white men everywhere. But Black people always played a major part.” So as a student, to have an opportuni- ty to learn the full story is significant, she said. Some students were happy Black history and Black contemporary stories were being explored in their classrooms, but felt it often seemed like a “last-minute” consideration when February rolled around. Only a few teachers made it feel like a priority, one student said. Hearing this, Michelle Jean-Paul, the school division’s principal of diversi- ty, equity, inclusion and anti-racism services, nodded. Jean-Paul, who started in her role in January, said she understood their frustration, and said they were working hard to change that systemic issue. “Because they didn’t learn (Black history) as students, probably, they didn’t learn it when they were becom- ing teachers, they don’t know what they don’t know,” she said. “They’re teach- ing the way they’ve taught or the way they’ve been taught. So part of what you can do is practise agency and let- ting them know, ‘I know Black History Month is over, but could we maybe find a way of incorporating (these topics throughout the year?’” Of course, the adults have to make an effort to move forward too, she said. It’s an effort that’s made difficult by the omission of Black stories from the education system; much of the Black history that’s being highlighted won’t be found by a simple Google search or by flipping through a Canadian text- book, she said. “That’s the importance of something like Black History Month. We draw attention to the areas which deserve more focus. In having these events, it’s raising awareness and consciousness,” she added. “The students don’t know who most of the people on the shirts are. It’s a societal issue. It’s not the fault of any one teacher.” Bryan Salvador, the co-owner of Zueike, which made the shirts, agreed it was incumbent on everyone to help right that wrong. But it doesn’t end when February becomes March. “The goal is to make this just ‘Cana- dian history,’” he said. “We’re a Black-owned business, and we want to be part of the conversation, to do what we can to make a change.” There’s nothing stopping us from learning Black history all year long, Rhonda Thompson said. All 365 days. ben.waldman@winnipegfreepress.com Program aims to rectify gaps in education BEN WALDMAN MIKAELA MACKENZIE / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS Michelle Jean-Paul, divisional principal of diversity, equity, inclusion and anti-racism services, speaks to students at Collège Jeanne-Sauvé. Know Their Names The students at CJS were given shirts fea- turing these names of prominent Black Canadian contributors to the arts world. 1. Robert Nathaniel Dett, composer, 1882-1943 2. Portia White, singer, 1911-1968 3. Peircy (Percy) Haynes, musician, polit- ician and restaurateur, 1911-1992 4. Oscar Peterson, jazz pianist, 1925-2007 5. Salome Bey, singer-composer, 1933- 2020 6. June (Pepper) Harris, singer-composer, 1934-2020 7. Gerry Atwell, musician, 1959-2019 8. Eleanor Collins, singer-civic leader, 1919-present 9. Percy Rodriguez, actor, 1918-2007 10. Johanne Harrelle, actress-model, 1930-1994 11. Walter Borden, actor-writer, 1942-present 12. Austin Clarke, novelist, 1934-2016 13. Dionne Brand, poet, 1953-2016 14. Afua Cooper, author, 1957-present 15. Lawrence Hill, writer, 1957-present 16. Joey Hollingsworth, tap dancer, 1937-present 17. Larieann Gibson, choreographer, 1969-present 18. Esie Mensah, dancer-choreographer, 1995-present 19. Edward Mitchell Bannister, painter, 1828-1901 20. Audrey Dear-Hesson, craft artist, 1929-present 21. Kapwani Kiwanga, video artist, 1978-present C_04_Mar-01-22_FP_01.indd 4 2022-02-28 5:31 PM ;