Project: Pitching
“"A woman who became prominent in the civil rights movement kept a diary with names, dates, and evidence."”
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In 'The Civil Rights Diaries,' a century-old secret diary unearths buried truths, becoming a lethal weapon in a battle of greed and corruption, jeopardizing a Senator's White House aspirations and forcing a new generation to confront the past, transcending generations as they embark on a relentless quest for justice.
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In the shadowed corridors of Washington, D.C., where ambition and power intertwine, "The Civil Rights Diaries" unveils a gripping tale of intrigue, deceit, and redemption. The narrative begins with the enigmatic Delores Bowen Brown, revered as the 'Mother of the Movement,' who carried her secrets to the grave at the age of 101. Her cryptic diary, hidden away for decades, holds the keys to a past riddled with greed, corruption, and murder. As the pages of this priceless diary are unearthed, a Senator's dream for the Presidency hangs in the balance. The revelations within threaten to tarnish his legacy and topple his ambitions. With the stakes higher than ever, the hunt for the truth becomes a race against time, as someone relentlessly shares secrets that are literally to die for.
"The Civil Rights Diaries" transcends generations, weaving together the past and the present in a narrative that resonates with a diverse audience, including Gen Z's and Millennials. It's a pulse-pounding mystery that draws parallels between historical injustices and contemporary struggles, sparking conversations about justice, accountability, and the enduring quest for truth. Through the lens of this multi-generational saga, viewers are challenged to confront the echoes of the past and reflect on the impact of silence, courage, and the enduring power of a secret. "The Civil Rights Diaries" invites you to join us on this gripping journey where history is alive, secrets are lethal, and the relentless pursuit of justice knows no age.
