SAN ANTONIO – Today at 1 p.m., our MLK Day of Service show highlighting local black-owned businesses, the Black is Beautiful beer movement, the San Antonio Freedom Riders and more. 🙌🏿 It's the National Day of Service for MLK Jr. Day! 🙌🏽 Let us know and watch our MLK Day of Service show at 1 p.m. on KSAT 12 & KSAT.com! Posted by SA Live on Monday, January 18, 2021We’re starting off with BBQ and beer, San Antonio-style! Plus, a special performance by the choir at Cleft of the Rock Church on the Far West Side, Jen’s interview with the San Antonio Freedom Riders and more.

SAN ANTONIO After a successful launch of its Black is Beautiful craft beer campaign, San Antonios Weathered Souls Brewing Company donated a $20,000 check on Friday to the local chapter of 100 Black Men of America. The San Antonio nonprofit organization was chartered in July 1999, and its goal is to provide services to disadvantaged, disenfranchised and low-income youth and families. Weathered Souls co-founder and owner Marcus Baskerville started the campaign in June after George Floyds killing and the protests that ensued around the world and in San Antonio. Close to 1,000 breweries from 50 states and 22 countries signed on to brew Black is Beautiful and spread Baskervilles message. The feedback from across the country and San Antonio community has been overwhelmingly positive.

SAN ANTONIO – A San Antonio brewery is making waves to raise awareness on racial inequality and police brutality. Weathered Souls Brewing Co. has shared its base imperial stout recipe as part of their campaign, “Black is Beautiful". The campaign consists of a collaboration beer that encourages craft breweries to put their own spin to it. “Stouts range from any color of deep, dark brown to the (darkest) black,” Baskerville said. Baskerville hopes the San Antonio community will support his efforts to raise awareness.