For Black Boys: A triumphant exploration of black masculinity from a Christian playwright
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Kayode Adeniran2022-04-20T09:12:00
It took playwright Ryan Calais Cameron over a decade to write his play about six young Black men dealing with issues of faith, education, fatherhood, sex, racism and abuse. Kayode Adeniran found it gritty, compelling and surprisingly uplifting
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