HBO's docuseries, inspired by Henry Hampton's seminal civil rights documentary, picks up where he left off, taking us through the Obama presidency and to the brink of the first Trump administration.

On Friday, February 21st, Time CEO Jessica Sibley and Civil Rights attorney Ben Crump hosted a luxurious and intimate luncheon to celebrate the release of HBO Max’s newest installment in the renowned “Eyes on the Prize” documentary series entitled,

The excellent third installment of the acclaimed historical series about civil rights in America is so full of details that each of its six episodes should sit with you for a bit. That pause will allow you to meditate on the theme of each segment — and to temper your anger and rage over some of those details.

Continuing the vision of Henry Hampton’s pivotal 1987 docuseries, “Eyes on the Prize: America’s Civil Rights Movement,” the updated, “Eyes on the Prize III: We Who Believe in Freedom Cannot Rest” centers around the real-life stories of people and coalitions who have dedicated themselves to the fight against racism in America.

A brand new chapter of Henry Hampton’s acclaimed documentary series, here's how to watch 'Eyes on the Prize III: We Who Believe in Freedom Cannot Rest' online from anywhere.