Black Boys is a documentary film that tells the story of black men and boys in America. It is directed by Sonia Lowman and produced by John Legend, Mike Jackson, and Ty Stiklorius. The film features interviews with prominent black figures, including Malcolm Jenkins, Carmelo Anthony, Harry Edwards, and Jemele Hill.
The film explores the challenges and opportunities facing black men and boys in America, looking at issues such as systemic racism, criminal justice, and education. It also highlights the role of sports in the lives of black men and boys, examining how athletics can provide a pathway to success but also perpetuate stereotypes and reinforce inequality.
Black Boys is an intimate and personal exploration of black identity, featuring interviews with fathers, grandfathers, and sons as they share their experiences and perspectives on what it means to be black in America. It is a powerful and thought-provoking film that illuminates the complexities of black male humanity and the urgent need for change.