Are Black Men Allowed to Cry? Documentary Director Jon Covington Takes Back International Men's Day

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First Things First With Dominique DiPrima

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Are Black Men Allowed to Cry? Documentary Director Jon Covington Takes Back International Men's Day

First Things First With Dominique DiPrima

41 minutes

5 days ago

Are Black Men Allowed to Cry? Documentary Director Jon Covington Takes Back International Men's Day

Jon Covington is a is a multi-talented creator whose work spans across multiple mediums - radio, television and film. He is the director and producer of the documentary Black Man which aims to reveal the depth, strength and soul of the Black man in America. On this podcast we delve into the insights, needs and conversations of the Black man in America ahead of the premiere of his film in honor of International Men's Day. #BlackManFilm

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