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Director Sonia Lowman Reveals the Emotional Landscape of Racism in ‘Black Boys’

Director Sonia Lowman Reveals the Emotional Landscape of Racism in ‘Black Boys’

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BGN interviews filmmaker Sonia Lowman about her latest project for Peacock TV Black Boys.

Filmmaker Sonia Lowman (Teach Us All) follows Greg Scruggs, a two-time Super Bowl champion and a young father who recently returned to his hometown of Cincinnati to impress upon young Black athletes the importance of education first, as well as Sharif El Mekki, a principal at a nearly all-Black charter school in West Philadelphia, and a group of young activists fighting for criminal justice reform in Chicago.

Also lending their stories and insights are important activists in their respective fields: Super Bowl Champion Malcolm Jenkins, who also serves as executive producer on the project; rapper Vic Mensa, NBA All-Star Carmelo Anthony, NFL Hall of Fame inductee Cris Carter, Super Bowl champion Chris Long, award-winning sports journalist Jemele Hill Key, acclaimed activist and academic Dr. Harry Edwards, and former U.S. Secretary of Education Dr. John King.

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Black Boys is currently streaming on Peacock TV.


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