Black & Brown| The Documentary: A Real Look at Police Brutality across America. by K.O.C
Black and Brown |The Documentary is a solid look at Police Brutality and injustice for communities of Color. Far too long we have been criminalized and betrayed by a system and government that refuses to give Black families their equal justice and opportunity. American in order to fix a problem , You have to realize their is one!! #black&brownthedocumentary. Created and Produced by James Billings for King of Content Productions. #black&brown .
Producer:
James Kraze Billings
Director:
James Kraze Billings
Year:
2021
Time Dutration:
1hr 10mins 39secs
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