5.8M views · 28K reactions | In 1960, a Southern TV audience was shocked to discover that singer Frankie Lymon was Black when he appeared live on stage. Known for his hit “Little Bitty Pretty One,” Lymon’s surprise reveal highlighted the deep racial divides of the era and the challenges faced by Black performers in mainstream media. | History In Pictures | Facebook

26K views · 413 reactions | Senior barrister Ashu Emmanuel lecturing a group of panelists and the general public on the history of Southern Cameroons. Grab a pen and paper to take notes. Take a listen to Senior barrister Ashu Emmanuel in the video excerpt below. For more videos, follow SCBC TV on Twitter using this link: https://twitter.com/scbc_tv | SCBC TV | Facebook

1.6K views · 39 reactions | Everyone loves a good farmers market, and the Alabama Farmers Market serves up a long, interesting history along with all its farmers' wares. Located in Birmingham, its one of the nation's oldest, farmer-owned markets, and its members have been providing healthy, nutritious food to all kinds of patrons for more than 100 years. | Simply Southern TV | Facebook

11K views · 174 reactions | May Eason created a Facebook group for people like her who love arranging table settings. She never imagined group membership in Beautiful Table Settings would climb to more than 100,000 people from around the world. There's just something about the challenge of creating a warm, inviting tablescape that unites. | Simply Southern TV | Facebook

1.3K views · 20 reactions | If you like the tangy flavor of vinegar, then this is the slaw recipe for you! Watch how quick and easy it is to make this Southern Bite recipe for Vinegar Slaw. The best way to enjoy this side is using farm-fresh cabbage, and if you live in Alabama, you can find cabbage grown near you by visiting www.SweetGrownAlabama.org. Thanks to our friends at Sweet Grown Alabama for making this segment possible! | Simply Southern TV | Facebook

442K views · 314 reactions | The city of Kashgar in southern Xinjiang is known as a trade hub on the legendary Silk Road that once connected ancient China to the West. In Kashgar, Mardan Ablimit owns a coffee shop where he makes "Kashgar coffee" by combining local spices to the popular drink. The result is a unique blend that connects visitors to the city's storied past. #XinjiangLife | CGTN | Facebook