It’s a new month and Netflix and chill weather is on the way!
We may have been robbed of another hot girl summer, but the streaming service has a group of Black films and shows that will make you happy you held on to your ex’s passwords (not that we condone that or anything).
Netflix’s September selections offer something for everyone. There are fresh reality show faces; sharp comedy specials, including one from Michelle Buteau (it’s hilarious!); ’90s faves, such as Sister, Sister; family picks; and even hood classics.
Check out the new titles coming to your Netflix devices this month below.
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Sister, Sister (Seasons 1–6) – 9/1
Already binge-watched the first three seasons of The Game? Watch a teenage twins Tia and Tamara Mowry tackle the same themes of searching for identity, maintaining friendships, navigating family dynamics and risking it all for love as on-screen adopted sisters who are reunited in the ’90s.
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A Song From Latasha – 9/21
The loved ones of 15-year-old murder victim Latasha Harlins use their voices to bring her full self to this ethereal documentary. Hypnotic sequences from director Sophia Nahli Allison remind us that while she was killed in the L.A. riots, she was much more than a symbol of society’s failures.