Living in My Skin: Black men in San Antonio tell their stories
Subject
Documentary; Interviews; Living in My Skin
Description
Living in My Skin is a locally produced two-part documentary that seeks to shine a light on the life experiences of Black men and boys in San Antonio. It features intimate interviews with 33 Black men in our city – ranging from ages 10 to 90, and from a wide range of income levels and lifestyles. It’s their own stories of what it’s like to be “in their skin” within our community. Stories that are eye-opening and at times, heartbreaking; a raw, honest collection of shared experiences not often discussed so openly.
Creator
by Ian Cruz
Source
Publisher
klrn.org
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