'little black boy wonder'

7/23/2013

Omari Hardwick

African American actor Omari Hardwick, who has appeared in several Hollywood movies including Spike Lee's World War 2 drama, 'Miracle At St. Anna', 'Kick Ass' and Tyler Perry's 'For Colored Girls', was so shaken by the 'not guilty' verdict handed down to George Zimmerman in his trial for fatally shooting Trayvon Martin, that he felt compelled to write a poem to express his feelings. The end result was a deeply moving piece entitled 'Little Black Boy Wonder'.

Hardwick then enlisted the help of several actors including Eric La Salle, Marlon Wayans, David Oyelowo, Gary Douran and Bill Duke to help present the poem in video form. 'Little Black Boy Wonder' is dedicated to Trayvon Martin. An emotional, worthy tribute to the slain teenager.

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EON IRVING

DJ, Remixer, Producer, Writer
Involved in the music business since the very late 70's Beginning work at Island Records. DJing since the early 80's both in London and abroad, including the US and Europe. Along the way performing at many high profile events for such luminaries as Prince, Public Enemy and Lennox Lewis.
Aside from radio and club djing, remixing and production work in the recording studio has meant working with the likes of Loose Ends, Junior Giscombe, David Morales, Gwen Guthrie, Sly & Robbie, Maxie Priest and Madonna.
An intense lifelong love of cinema has blossomed itself in several ways including presenting to the UK public for the very first time such films as 'Boyz In The Hood', 'House Party' and 'A Rage In Harlem'.
My passion for music, cinema and all other interests manifests itself through my writing. I am also a Contributing Editor for the music and entertainment website magazine, DeeperThe Beats www.deeperthebeats.com

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