Hands Up Don’t Shoot Our Youth Movement is a documentary which was inspired by the death of unarmed teen Mike Brown, and the black youth uprising in Ferguson, Missouri. The film was shot on the day of Mike’s funeral, and provided a much needed and narrowly heard voice from the Ferguson community.

Ralph L. Crowder III producer and director of Hands Up Don’t Shoot Our Youth Movement will be on our show live tonight at 9 p.m. Eastern/6 p.m. Pacific.

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Filmmaker, public speaker, media activist, and cultural pundit. Creative film credits include: Runaway Dreams & Cardboard Condos (Black men of homelessness in downtown Los Angeles skid row), No Child Left Behind? Black Children in a state of Emergency (A focus on an African American parent advocating for issues of equity and accountability in public education)Memphis, A City Rich in Song & Experience. (a profile of the city of Memphis: The people, places and things that make the spirit of a city rooted in music and its historical significance in the post Civil Rights era), D.J. Jazzy Jay, The South Bronx & The History of The Birth of Hip Hop. (Hip Hop Pioneer D.J. Jazzy Jay explores the evolution of Rap Music & Hip Hop culture within the Black community), An Evening with A Jazz Legend: Roy Ayers. (Exclusive music documentary with Roy Ayers and band members regarding Ayers significant contribution to Jazz music.) Hands Up Don’t Shoot Our Youth Movement (A documentary ahead of the curve with the murder of Ferguson, Missouri teen Mike Brown, and the uprising of black youth at the center of the story.)

The Hands Up Intergenerational Discussion Tour & Movement will be taking place in a city near you, so look for it!

Ralph L. Crowder III studied at Virginia Union – Richmond, VA; Borough of Manhattan College – NYC. Majored in Education / African American Studies

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