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Upcoming Show “Cracka” Puts Blacks As Slave Owners And Whites As Slaves | The Oklahoma Eagle

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What history flipped the script on slavery and the Africans kept slaves?

In the trailer of the movie, which is slated for a fall 2020 release, the protagonist – tatted with racist Nazi symbols – begins to harass an African American motorist.

The series stars a bevy of talents including Lorenzo Antonucci, Hakeen Kae-Kazim, rapper Saigon, Kathryn Kates, and James Darnell.

This unique series forces us – as a people, society, and overall a collective human unit – to look past color, look past our fears and pain, and see ourselves as people through the much-needed lens of love.”

The series does not have a date but is expected to hit in the fall of 2020, just in time for the American presidential election.

Source: The Oklahoma Eagle
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