Sha'von Patterson holds up a photo of him and his brother Justin Patterson, who was fatally shot in 2011. The story of his murder is told in the documentary “Southern Rites.”
Sha'von Patterson holds up a photo of him and his brother Justin Patterson, who was fatally shot in 2011. The story of his murder is told in the documentary “Southern Rites.” Gillian Laub Gillian Laub/courtesy of HBO
Sha'von Patterson holds up a photo of him and his brother Justin Patterson, who was fatally shot in 2011. The story of his murder is told in the documentary “Southern Rites.” Gillian Laub Gillian Laub/courtesy of HBO
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What to Watch on Monday: ‘Southern Rites’ doc on violence, race

By Brooke Cain

bcain@newsobserver.com

May 18, 2015 02:00 AM

Southern Rites (9 p.m., HBO) – In this documentary, photographer Gillian Laub visits a Georgia community grappling with issues of race in the aftermath of a fatal shooting of a young black man and in the midst of a heated local election. Executive-produced by Oscar-winning musician John Legend.

Also on tonight . . .

2 Broke Girls (8 p.m., CBS) – Seriously can’t wait for the Sophie’s Wedding storyline to end – and it should in tonight’s finale. Renewed.

Mike & Molly (8:30 p.m., CBS) – Mike and Molly have to uninvite Carl from their anniversary cruise. Renewed.

Stalker (9 p.m., CBS) – In the series finale (yes!), the search for another violent killer.

The Bachelorette (9 p.m., ABC) – A twist in the Season 11 premiere – two bachelorettes greet a group of potential mates.

NCIS: Los Angeles (10 p.m., CBS) – Season 6 ends with members of the team assuming undercover identities in Moscow. Renewed.

The Night Shift (10 p.m., NBC) – In the Season 2 finale, T.C. and Topher return to find Jordan in critical condition and San Antonio terrorized by snipers.

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