
Two lifelong friends, driven by a shared desire to create change, find themselves on opposite sides of gentrification in the black community. Their radically different views are tested and challenged, forcing them to confront their own biases.

It all started in Oakland, California in 1967.
The play follows the lives of volunteers who dedicate their time at a community center in the inner city. The first center was opened by Huey P. Newton and The Black Panther Party ("BPP") to help support the needs of the black community. The organization opened many chapters in different cities that provided free food, free clothes, free health clinics, housing, jobs, tutoring, and mentoring.
The theme tackles many obstacles facing the black community from civil rights to present time.
We want to collaborate with grassroots organizations that promote black culture, health and financial wellness.

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