Join the Campaign for Black Boys

Black boys are not the problem. Society’s perception of them is.

We are partnering with Never Whisper Justice and NBC Peacock in the release of the new film, “Black Boys,” streaming now for free.

Join the campaign on social media now. Shift the way people see our Black men and boys.

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#HumanizeBlackBoys

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There has to be a commitment to social justice as part of the approach to education. We simply cannot ignore the reality of Black boys in America. @selmekki @blackboysfilm #HumanizeBlackBoys #NeverWhisperJustice

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America, it’s time for some self-reflection. Black boys are not the problem. @DoveSoars @blackboyfilms #HumanizeBlackBoys #NeverWhisperJustice

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Social justice must be part of the approach to education. We simply cannot ignore the reality that Black boys face in America. #HumanizeBlackBoys

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Put the mirror up, America. It’s time for some self-reflection. Black boys are not the problem. @BlackBoysFilm reminds us to #HumanizeBlackBoys

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Black Boys is now streaming on @PeacockTV #blackboysfilm
Posted by Black Boys Film on Thursday, September 10, 2020

Black Boys: they need believers, not saviors

Chad Williamson joins us to discuss "Black Boys," the film he produced through Never Whisper Justice, a social justice media company.

Posted by Citizen Ed on Wednesday, September 9, 2020

America Fails to See the Worth of Black Boys From Birth

One Incident Can Alter a Black Boy’s Life in Ways That Don’t Happen to ‘Boys’

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We are excited to announce that Black Boys will be streaming on @PeacockTV as of September 10th. A film for this historical moment, #BLACKBOYS exposes the dehumanization of Black males in America at the intersection of sports, education and criminal justice in a nation still struggling to rectify its racial legacy. The story is anchored by Greg Scruggs, a 2X Super Bowl champion and young father who recently returned to his hometown of Cincinnati to impress upon young Black athletes the importance of education first. Notable other voices in the film include Malcolm Jenkins, Carmelo Anthony, Jemele Hill, Dr. Harry Edwards, former Secretary of Education John King, and more. Ultimately, the film serves as a rare glimpse into the emotional landscape of Black males, illuminating their full humanity, vulnerability and resilience.

A post shared by Black Boys (@blackboysfilm) on Sep 2, 2020 at 9:56am PDT