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Everything leaving Netflix in August 2020

Netflix Commits $100 Millionto Black Communities.On Tuesday, Netflix announced its plan to“directly support Black communities in the U.S.”.The video streaming giant will start puttingtwo percent of its cash holdings into Blackowned or Black led financial institutions.Their initial commitment will be as muchas $100 million, but they intend to continueallocating money “on an ongoing basis.”.We plan to redirect even more of our cash to Black-led and focused institutions as we grow, and we hope othe
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July 31, 2020

If you’re planning to binge watch “Skins” you need to do so quickly. It’s leaving the platform August 1. You have six days in August to watch “6 Days,” which is also leaving.

ExploreEverything coming to Netflix in August 2020

Here is what’s leaving in August:

August 1

Skins: Vol. 1-7

August 3

Love

Paranormal Survivor: Season 1-2

August 7

6 Days

Judy Moody and the Not Bummer Summer

St. Agatha

August 14

Adventures in Public School

Being AP

Goon

August 18

The Incident

August 19

Some Kind of Beautiful

August 20

Bad Rap

August 21

Just Go With It

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August 23

Fanatic

August 25

Blue Is the Warmest Color

August 28

Bring It On: Worldwide Showdown

The Wicker Man

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