Northern Reflections is a series celebrating and profiling the Raptors and their staff during Black History Month. Raptors forward, Chris Boucher speaks on the significance of having "See Us" on the back of his jersey during The Bubble, the perception of Americans regarding Black Lives Matter in Canada and how to improve opportunities for Black youth.

Hold Space is an interview series celebrating game-changers on and off the court. Artist and sculptor, Esmaa Mohamoud turned heads with her One of The Boys exhibit in 2017 and was one half of the creative team behind the Raptors Two-Five statue commemorating the team's 25th anniversary. She speaks about the importance of using her art to spark social commentary, the importance of Black women to hold space in the art world and celebrating Black arts and culture.

Northern Reflections is a series celebrating and profiling the Raptors and their staff during Black History Month. Guard, Fred VanVleet explains what Black Excellence means to him.

Hold Space is an interview series celebrating game changers on and off the court. Canadian, Meghan McPeak is the play-by-play announcer for the Capital City Go-Go of the NBA G-League and the Washington Mystics of the WNBA and broke ground as the first woman to call a G-League game with Raptors 905 in 2015. She speaks about being a trailblazer and advocating for more women in this space and what cues the NBA can take from the WNBA on gender and racial equality.

Northern Reflections is a series celebrating and profiling the Raptors and their staff during Black History Month. Host, Akil Augustine has been covering the team for almost two decades and sharing his perspective on the Toronto Raptors role normalizing the image of Black people, the importance of the player's voice reaching youth and how it can change attitudes and his message to Canada as a Black man.

Northern Reflections is a series celebrating and profiling the Raptors and their staff during Black History Month. Broadcaster Paul Jones has been covering the team since the beginning of the franchise and shares his experiences on being one of the only Black play-by-play broadcasters in the NBA, being a role model for others, the shift for social justice and what's next.

Kyle Lowry and the Toronto Raptors, and local Toronto and Tampa Bay youth describe the importance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day to them.

Artist Adey interpretation of Dr. Martin Luther King’s quote “Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about the things that matter.”

Artist Krystal Ball’s interpretation of Dr. Martin Luther King’s quote “We must accept finite disappointment, but never lose infinite hope.”

Artist Mark Stoddart’s interpretation of Dr. Martin Luther King’s quote “I have decided to stick to love. Hate is too great a burden to bear.”