Loudmouth follows the life and career of Al Sharpton, from his early days as a Brooklyn activist to his rise as a charismatic leader of the civil rights movement. The documentary delves into Sharpton's role in some of the defining moments in American history, including the Tawana Brawley case and the Trayvon Martin shooting, and paints a portrait of a man who has spent his life fighting for justice and equality.
Throughout the film, Sharpton reflects on his own journey, sharing personal anecdotes and insights that illustrate his deep commitment to the cause of social justice. The documentary also features interviews with a range of activists, politicians, and cultural figures who have been impacted by Sharpton's work, including Kamala Harris, Jesse Jackson, Cornel West, and Sean "Diddy" Combs.
Loudmouth examines the unique challenges that Sharpton has faced as a black activist in America, from the media's portrayal of him as a controversial figure to his personal struggles with racism and discrimination. But ultimately, the film celebrates Sharpton's resilience and his unwavering dedication to the fight for equality.