D. Rica Wilson

Baltimore, like many American cities, is grappling with historic racism that continues to devastate the health of its residents—especially in marginalized communities. Deliberate political and historic oppression threatens a bright future for its citizens. The film's selling point is rooted in advocating for equity, human rights, and systemic change toward healthier communities.

Anyone who wants to see marginalized voices heard—particularly residents of impacted communities, along with community leaders, pastors, lawmakers, and advocates working toward justice.

I grew up in poverty, and I've seen how individuals living in poverty are so often overlooked and ignored. It's my duty to champion the voiceless and the oppressed. I want the world to see this reality, face it, and change it for future generations—because if we close our eyes and our mouths, we become part of the problem.

I am actively seeking distribution, because this is a narrative justice movement. I'm also seeking funding to continue amplifying the voices of marginalized communities, in pursuit of a better world for all people, regardless of social or economic status.