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ABOUTHOME             THE "NEW" GREAT MIGRATION

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 "HOME" CONNECTINGDOTSBETWEEN THEPAST&THEPRESENT

Naimah

 

In the process of creating HOME, a documentary about African Americans moving back to the south in the 21st century, I have been constantly reminded of the proverb that states: To whom much is given, much is required. HOME has given me more than I ever imagined, including two incredible gifts for which I am most grateful: it reconnected me to my southern roots, and it made me a better, and more conscious filmmaker. The Best & The Brightest HOME College Tour is my way of offering a helping hand to those students who deserve to be helped. I'm kicking off the HOME College Tour on the campus of Howard University, but I need help to keep the tour moving. It is for this purpose that I am seeking corporate sponsorship to partner with me in building a bridge for giving back.

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NAIMAH FULLER PRODUCER/DIRECTOR

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President's Initiative MY BROTHER'S KEEPER focuses on education for African American boys and young men. The HOME project THE BEST & THE BRIGHTEST embraces that same objective for both young African American women and men.

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THE DOCUMENTARY MOVIE ABOUT AFRICAN AMERICANS RETURNING

TO THEIR SOUTHERN HOMELAND IN THE 21ST CENTURY

EARTHLIGHTMEDIA (ELM) is proud to present NAIMAH FULLER'S "HOME", the documentary movie: Running Time - 80 minues. HOME tells the story of the phenomenal reversal of a fifty year trend of African Americans moving en mass. This time they are moving back to the south, in what is now officially titled The New Great Migration.
HOME connects the dots between the Old South of the 20th century, and the New South of the 21st century. 
MORGAN FREEMAN and MAYA ANGELOU share their migration stories, and why they are among the nearly 60% of the black population in the U.S., who have come back HOME to the south.
 
 

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