Two abolitionist leaders, Janaé and Bella, respond to the police murder of Rekia Boyd, which ignites activism in Chicago's Movement for Black Lives.
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Two abolitionist leaders, Janaé and Bella, respond to the police murder of Rekia Boyd, which ignites activism in Chicago's Movement for Black Lives.
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Janaé and Bella, two abolitionist leaders, engage with the Movement for Black Lives in Chicago. Their activism is fueled by the police murder of Rekia Boyd, which ignites community organizing efforts. The film also covers the political climate leading to the election of Lori Lightfoot as Chicago's first Black woman mayor. Through their activism, Janaé and Bella articulate the pressing need for justice and equality amid a backdrop of social unrest. The documentary runs for 82 minutes and was directed by Ashley O'Shay.
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