I Am Black and I Am Proud

A young black man finds out that things haven't changed since 1968. He decides to make a change, by honoring the dream of Dr. King, and living the "no violence law" of Ghandi. Even though in 2018, they still profile African American young men, he believes by becoming a lawyer he can fight the power, that his ancestors before him did by using the law. His mother is played by Monica Calhoun, who will uplift you by quoting the bible and showing him that "old time religion" still works. Stand up Clap yo hands by saying, "Say it Loud, I'm Black and I'm Proud" will show you the truth in the end.