Rep. Maxine Waters (D-Calif.) is slated to deliver a televised address following President Trump's State of the Union speech, which will take place on Tuesday.

Waters, one of Trump's most vocal critics, will appear on "Angela Rye's State of the Union" on BET on Wednesday, according to BuzzFeed News.

Rye, a Democratic strategist and commentator, is set to produce quarterly news programs for the network focused on issues affecting black Americans.

A spokesperson for BET told BuzzFeed that activists and other elected officials will join Waters to discuss the first year of the Trump presidency following his speech, and will discuss "building black politics and the value of engagement across today's socio-political landscape."

Waters, who is one of several Democratic lawmakers who have said they will not attend Trump's speech on Tuesday, has consistently criticized Trump throughout his presidency, repeatedly calling for his impeachment.

While Waters will be delivering an address Tuesday night after Trump's speech, Democratic rising star Rep. Joseph Kennedy (D-Mass.) is set to give the party's official response to the State of the Union, party officials announced this week. That speech is also televised.

A group of anti-Trump celebrities, including Mark Ruffalo and Whoopi Goldberg, have also announced plans to hold a "People's State of the Union" on Monday night.