UCLA Head Football Coach Jim Mora Relieved of His Duties

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November 19, 2017

NCAA Football 2017: Arizona State Sun Devils vs UCLA Bruins NOV 11 — NCAA Football 2017 Arizona State Sun Devils vs UCLA Bruins at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, Ca. on November 11, 2017 (Photo by Jevone Moore/Full Image 360)

NCAA Football 2017 Arizona State Sun Devils vs UCLA Bruins at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, Ca. on November 11, 2017 (Photo by Jevone Moore/Full Image 360)

Los Angeles, CA—University of California, Los Angeles Director of Athletics Dan Guerrero announced today that Head Football Coach Jim Mora has been relieved of his duties, effective immediately. Offensive Coordinator Jedd Fisch will serve as Interim Head Coach for the remainder of the season.

“Making a coaching change is never easy, but it’s an especially difficult decision when you know that a coach has given his all to our University,” said Guerrero. “Jim helped reestablish our football program, and was instrumental in so many ways in moving the program forward. While his first four seasons at UCLA were very successful, the past two seasons have not met expectations. We thank Jim and his family for his service to our school and his unquestionable commitment to our student-athletes.”

The terms of Mora’s contract will be honored by UCLA Athletics, exclusively using department-generated funds.

In six seasons at UCLA, Mora compiled a 46-30 record, leading the Bruins to a pair of school record-tying 10-win seasons, winning the PAC-12 South in 2013 and taking the Bruins to four bowl games, including victories in the Sun Bowl (2013) and Alamo Bowl (2014). Under Mora, Bruin teams produced four of the top five best total offensive season outputs in school history. Twenty-five Bruins were selected in the NFL Draft during Mora’s tenure.

A national search for a new head coach will begin immediately. Guerrero will be assisted in the search by Senior Associate Athletic Director Josh Rebholz, Bruin alumnus and supporter Casey Wasserman and former Bruin football great Troy Aikman.

“I am grateful for the willingness of Josh, Casey and Troy to help us recruit the very best coach to Westwood, as their advice and counsel will be indispensable,” said Guerrero. “We have no set timeline to make a hire but will move as expediently and comprehensively as possible. We will not comment on the search or candidates until we announce a hire, and I would remind our passionate supporters that speculation, rumors and innuendo are just that.”

USC grinds out a gritty win over UCLA

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Jevone Moore

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November 18, 2017

COLLEGE FOOTBALL: NOV 18 UCLA at USC — LOS ANGELES, CA - NOVEMBER 18: Steven Mitchell Jr. during a college football game between the UCLA Bruins vs USC Trojans on November 18, 2017 at the Los Angeles memorial Coliseum in Los Angeles, CA. (Photo by Jordon Kelly/fi360 News)

Los Angeles, CA – The No. 11 USC Trojans got all they could handle from cross town rival the UCLA Bruins. The Trojans grinded out a 28-23 victory at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum on Saturday night.

USC played a balance game offensively keeping Sam Darnold to 17/28 throws for 264 yards was credit to the Bruins plus one interception.

The running game featured Ronald Jones Jr. who carried the ball 28 times for 122 yards, who was called upon when the score needed to be kept informed.

“Two teams that really respected each other,” said coach Clay Helton, “To come out on top is really rewarding.”

LOS ANGELES, CA – NOVEMBER 18: Jordan Lasley catching his third touchdown during a college football game between the UCLA Bruins vs USC Trojans on November 18, 2017 at the Los Angeles memorial Coliseum in Los Angeles, CA. (Photo by Jevone Moore/fi360 News)

The Bruins connection of Josh Rosen, Jordan Lasley was undeniable tonight. Lasley in his second game back torched the Trojans for three touchdowns with 204 yards.

Josh Rosen was lighting up the stat sheet but penalties was only thing to slow him down so only threw for 421 yards.

“We have the utmost respect for Josh Rosen,” said linebacker Cameron Green, “HE come out tonight and show exactly what he is about.”

USC punts on first series, while UCLA drive stalled after illegal man downfield that nullified a 50 yard reception by Lasley.

In a bizarre shank punt results in touchdown by Michael Pitman due to Ajene Harris faked a fair catch.

LOS ANGELES, CA – NOVEMBER 18: Michael Pittman on a punt return for a touchdown during a college football game between the UCLA Bruins vs USC Trojans on November 18, 2017 at the Los Angeles memorial Coliseum in Los Angeles, CA. (Photo by Jordon Kelly/fi360 News)

On senior night for the Trojans emotions running high didn’t seem to spill over to the playing field. Maybe little let down knowing that they will play for PAC-12 Championship on December 1 at Levi’s Stadium.

Lasley scores his second touchdown catch of the game on USC blown coverage for 9 yards to respond to their last touchdown to trail 21-14 in 3rd quarter.

USC Malik Dorton comes up with the play of half causing Josh Rosen to fumble and stop them from getting points on 37 yard line with :37 seconds left.

The score was 14-7 at the half with UCLA having the ball to start the third quarter.

LOS ANGELES, CA – NOVEMBER 18: Josh Rosen about to handoff during a college football game between the UCLA Bruins vs USC Trojans on November 18, 2017 at the Los Angeles memorial Coliseum in Los Angeles, CA. (Photo by Jordon Kelly/fi360 News)

The ugly penalties was the Bruins Achilles heel throughout the game, with 12 penalties for 100 yards. But even more then the yards they were drive killers that helped out Trojans defense.

Now the Trojans will rest up and await who will win the right to face off against USC in the PAC-12 Championships game on December 1st.

As for the Bruins they have one last opportunity Friday November 24, to get that six victory to be Bowl eligible this season and finish with .500 record.

Oregon grounds up big yards on Arizona

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Eileen Heilman

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November 18, 2017

Oregon vs Arizona-26 — EUGENE, OR - November 18: #10 Oregon QB Justin Herbert looks to pass during a game between the Oregon Ducks and Arizona Wildcats in Eugene, OR. Oregon. Final Score Oregon 48 Arizona 28. (Photo by Ben Ludeman / fi360 News).

EUGENE, OR – November 18: #2 Oregon S Tyree Robinson prior to a game between the Oregon Ducks and Arizona Wildcats in Eugene, OR. Oregon. Final Score Oregon 48 Arizona 28. (Photo by Ben Ludeman / fi360 News).

Eugene, OR – Oregon’s rushing attack was all Royce Freeman who torched Arizona for four touchdowns on the way to a 48-28 victory at home.

Quarterback Justin Herbert went back to pass and saw a big hole that caused him to bring ball down then 40 yards later in the endzone for the Ducks first touchdown tie game early.

Herbert knocked off the rust quickly passing for 235 yards in the game with rushing and throwing touchdown.

“It was huge having Herbert back,” said coach Willie Taggart, “We got back to having explosive plays that this offensive thrives on.”

EUGENE, OR – November 18: #21 Oregon RB Royce Freeman stretches out to score a TD during a game between the Oregon Ducks and Arizona Wildcats in Eugene, OR. Oregon. Final Score Oregon 48 Arizona 28. (Photo by Ben Ludeman / fi360 News).

Freeman was a direct beneficiary of having his starting quarterback back in the lineup. He rushed for 135 yards 4 touchdowns on 19 carries.

Oregon’s defensive really came to play and game plan was to get the ball out of Khalil Tate hands. Not your typical stat line only rushing for 32 yards and passing for 159 yards 1 touchdown with 2 interceptions.

“Having a bye week really helped,” said coach Taggart “We did a good job making him (Tate) give the ball to running back.”

EUGENE, OR – November 18: #14 Arizona QB Khalil Tate throws a pass during a game between the Oregon Ducks and Arizona Wildcats in Eugene, OR. Oregon. Final Score Oregon 48 Arizona 28. (Photo by Ben Ludeman / fi360 News).

When the Ducks had the ball they gave the Arizona all they could handle with the two headed monster in the backfield. Freeman running mate Tony Brooks-James also rushed for 124 yards on 19 carries as well.

Now the Ducks are bowl eligible with 6 wins and one more big game to play next week versus Oregon State for the Civil War.

EUGENE, OR – November 18: #20 Oregon RB Tony Brooks-James rushes during a game between the Oregon Ducks and Arizona Wildcats in Eugene, OR. Oregon. Final Score Oregon 48 Arizona 28. (Photo by Ben Ludeman / fi360 News).

Oregon State extends losing streak to 9 as they fall to Arizona State 40-24

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Bryce Viglione

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November 18, 2017

00 10262017 Stan vs OSU 01 — CORVALLIS, OR - October 26: #4 Oregon State RB Thomas Tyner dives for a TD during a game between the Oregon State Beavers and Stanford Cardinal in Corvallis, OR. Stanford beat Oregon State 15-14. (Photo by Ben Ludeman).

CORVALLIS, OR – October 26: #13 Oregon State WR Jordan Villamin prior to a game in Corvallis, OR. (Photo by Ben Ludeman).

Corvallis, OR – In their final home game of the season, Oregon State extended their losing streak to 9 games as they fell to Arizona State 40-24.

In a tale of two halves Oregon State struggled in the first, at one point trailing Arizona State in total yards 322-26.

Much like last week performance, interim head coach Corey Hall was able to make adjustments at the half resulting in a competitive second half box score of Arizona State 17, Oregon State 10.

CORVALLIS, OR – October 26: Oregon State Interim Head Coach Cory Hall during a game in Corvallis, OR. (Photo by Ben Ludeman).

Reflecting on the team’s’ difference between the two halves coach Hall simply said, “[We] need to be able to put together two halves”.

The Beavers however, looked like a completely new team in the fourth quarter as quarterback Darell Garretson and running back Trevorris Johnson both found the end zone amounting 14 points. The Beavers comeback and momentum was quickly crushed after Garretson fumbled the snap on Arizona State’s 10 yard line with only 2:29 left to play. Arizona State would go on to win 40-24.

Arizona State controlled the game early as their quarterback Manny Wilkins found Kyle Williams and Curtis Hodges for touchdowns on their first two possessions of the game.

The Sun Devils led 14-0 with less than 6 minutes of play. Following an Arizona State safety which extended the their lead to 16 points, the Sun Devils switched to a conservative run game.

CORVALLIS, OR – October 26: #4 Oregon State RB Thomas Tyner celebrates a TD during a game in Corvallis, OR. (Photo by Ben Ludeman).

The Beavers defense continued to struggle in the second quarter against the rush allowing Arizona State running back Demario Richard to rush for two touchdowns of his own.

With 1:53 left in the first half Oregon State finally showed signs of life with some trickery on an electrifying 36 yard reverse by wide receiver Trevon Bradford. Bradford’s rush would set the Beavers up with a 1st and goal look that was capped off by a 1-yard touchdown rush from running back Ryan Nall, giving the Beavers their first score of the day.

The two teams would trade field goals in the third quarter putting the Beavers down 33-10 as they entered the 4th quarter.

Oregon State will travel to Eugene next week to face in-State rival Oregon, in their final game this season.

A rivalry game in-which Oregon State running back Ryan Nall has historically had his best performances.

“We don’t care about our record anymore, all we care about is winning the State,” said Nall an Oregon Native

Jermar Jefferson carries Narbonne past San Pedro

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Jevone Moore

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November 17, 2017

Narbonne tackle Jonah Tauanu’u looking to block to Pirates during the High School Football San Pedro Pirates vs Narbonne Gauchos on November 17, 2017 at Narbonne High School. (Photo by Jevone Moore/Full Image 360)

Harbor City, CA – Narbonne was in the red zone looking to slam the door on San Pedro when they called Jermar Jefferson number again. Jefferson didn’t disappoint by going in on for his fourth of game making the score 34-14 in 3rd quarter 8:05 on clock.

Narbonne played a complete game defeating San Pedro 48-14 after a first round bye in the Open Division for the Los Angeles City Section playoffs.

Jefferson wasted no time letting San Pedro know that he was going to be running down hill all game long. He scored his first of four touchdowns on 8 yard run to take first lead 7-0 with 9:12 in 1st quarter.

“It just felt great to me, the O-Line opening up holes for me,” said Jefferson, “We looking to go to State and win.”

San Pedro Sean Davenport starting to hurdle a Narbonne defender in the High School Football San Pedro Pirates vs Narbonne Gauchos on November 17, 2017 at Narbonne High School. (Photo by Jevone Moore/Full Image 360)

San Pedro game plan was no secret feed the ball to Sean Davenport who played the most complete game you could on the losing end. Pedro gave the ball to Davenport 34 times where he rushed for 118 yards and caught a hand full of passes.

Narbonne lead by senior quarterback Jalen Chatman who threw for 289 yards and two touchdowns to complement the running game.

If the Gauchos want to back up Jefferson words and go to State Chatman will have to eliminate the turnovers and make the smart play.

The two interceptions by Chatman led only to 7 points for San Pedro in the game but in the next rounds they could be more costly.

These two marine league foes always seem to slug it out twice a season. The results was the same but San Pedro led by coach Corey Miller had his guys ready to play.

Narbonne offensive line led by left tackle Jonah Tauanu’u who kept going to make blocks on the second level. When you have that type of weapon it really helps the scoreboard move.

Julian Woodard making moves after a catch in the High School Football San Pedro Pirates vs Narbonne Gauchos on November 17, 2017 at Narbonne High School. (Photo by Jevone Moore/Full Image 360)

Now No. 1 seed Narbonne will host No. 4 seed Fairfax next and on the other side of the bracket No. 2 Crenshaw will host No. 3 Carson.

No. 10 USC comes back to defeat North Dakota State

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Eric Ramos

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November 13, 2017

Los Angeles, CA – No. 10 USC overcame a slow start and poor shooting to grind out a 75-65 win over North Dakota State on Monday night at the Galen Center.

Junior Bennie Boatwright scored a career-high 28 points on 10-of-17 shooting to help the Trojans improve to 2-0.

“They played very well and we missed a lot of easy shots,” USC coach Andy Enfield said, “I was proud of my players for coming back.”

USC struggled on offense, missing dunks, layups and shooting 54.8 percent from the free-throw line but used a zone press to force 19 turnovers on defense.

Jordan McLaughlin in the lane during the North Dakota State vs USC at the Galen Center on Monday November 13, 2017 (Photo by Steven Baffo / fi360 News)

“It was just one of those nights,” Jordan McLaughlin said, “We just need to get back in the gym and keep shooting free throws.”

North Dakota State jumped out to a 10-point lead after three-straight three point baskets with 4:51 remaining in the first half. The Trojans went on a 12-2 run and Boatwright scored eight points to help the Trojans tie the game, 33-33, heading into halftime.

Enfield said they decided to go zone for the last 10 minutes of the game because they were having trouble guarding the Bisons man-to-man.

North Dakota State vs USC at the Galen Center on Monday November 13, 2017 (Photo by Steven Baffo / fi360 News)

“They were quicker than us because we had bigger guys,” Enfield said. “They really spread the floor with their shooters. Our zone press was effective at times and we forced them into some bad passes.”

USC trailed by five when Jonah Matthews drained back-to-back shots, including a three, to tie it at 56 with 8:26 left in the game. USC went on a 10-0 run before Cameron Hunter hit a three-pointer to cut the Trojans lead, 70-65.

The Trojans defense held on while USC made free throws down the stretch to secure the win.

“I credit the coaching staff and my teammates for helping me getting in the gym and working on my game,” Boatwright said.”My all-around game, not just being a three-point shooter.”

UCLA outlast ASU

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Carlos Gonzalez

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November 11, 2017

Pasadena, CA – UCLA was able to overcome an early 14 point deficit to defeat Arizona State 44-37 and are now .500 in the season.

“I am really proud of those young men,” said UCLA head coach, Jim Mora. “They are resilient, they have great character and tonight they showed great energy.”

The Bruins fell into a quick whole when ASU’s Demario Richards gave the Sun Devils a 14-0 lead after a 2-yard td run.

Mossi Johnson making big tackles from safety position during the Arizona State Sun Devils vs UCLA Bruins at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, Ca. on November 11, 2017 (Photo by Jevone Moore/Full Image 360)

A Nate Meadors interception on the Bruins next defensive stand of the game changed the complexion of the game. Meadors took the deflected ball 27-yards for a touchdown and UCLA’s first score.

Josh Rosen and the Bruins tied the ballgame at 14in the 2^nd quarter on a 1-yard QB option. A Manny Wilkins TD for ASU gave the Sun Devils and two field goals by UCLA’s JJ Molsen gave ASU a 21-20 lead at halftime.

After being suspended for the previous 3 games, UCLA WR Jordan Lasley exploded for his ball club tonight. Rosen found Lasley on several big plays down the field to set of the Bruins in scoring position.

UCLA Receiver Jordan Lasley breaking during the Arizona State Sun Devils vs UCLA Bruins at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, Ca. on November 11, 2017 (Photo by Jevone Moore/Full Image 360)

“Its been a tough year for Jordan,” said Mora. “ College is about learning, growing up, maturing, going through difficult time, and Jordan has had some struggles. I was proud of him tonight, not only for the plays that he made but the control that he showed on the big plays.”

UCLA took its first lead of the game with 11:21 left in 3^rd quarter on a 21-yard TD run by Soso Jamabo. 5 of the 79-yards on the ground by Bolu Olorunfunmi came on a TD in the 3^rd quarter to give UCLA the lead for good 41-34.

UCLA Colin Samuel breaking up play in the Arizona State Sun Devils vs UCLA Bruins at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, Ca. on November 11, 2017 (Photo by Jevone Moore/Full Image 360)

Lasley finished the game with 162 yards receiving on 7 catches and 1 TD. Rosen went 25 of 45 for 381 –yards 1 TD and 1 interception.

UCLA will travel across town next week to play the USC Trojans at Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum 5pm on ABC.

Theo Howard making plays in the Arizona State Sun Devils vs UCLA Bruins at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, Ca. on November 11, 2017 (Photo by Jevone Moore/Full Image 360)

MAKE-A-WISH GREATER LOS ANGELES TO HONOR USHER, NBC’S THE VOICE AND NELSON & CHRISTOPHER RISING AT 2017 WISH GALA

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Press Release

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November 10, 2017

2017 Wish Gala - Arrivals — Hollywood, CA - November 9: Attendees at the 2017 Wish Gala for Make-a-Wish Greater Los Angeles at The Hollywood Palladium on November 9, 2017 in California. (Photo by Jevone Moore/fi360 News)

Hollywood, CA – November 9: Attendee Christopher Rising and family at the 2017 Wish Gala for Make-a-Wish Greater Los Angeles at The Hollywood Palladium on November 9, 2017 in California. (Photo by Jevone Moore/fi360 News)

MAKE-A-WISH GREATER LOS ANGELES TO HONOR USHER, NBC’S THE VOICE AND NELSON & CHRISTOPHER RISING AT 2017 WISH GALA

Hollywood, CA – 2017 Wish Gala was held at the Hollywood Palladium – MAKE-A-WISH Greater Los Angeles to honor Usher, NBC’s the Voice and Nelson & Christopher Rising on Thursday November 9, 2017.

The Make-A-Wish Foundation kids were given the opportunity to walk the red carpet with the bright lights and camera flashes.

Once the honoree Usher arrived the kids faces lit up with smiles and laughter making this a special event for them.

Hollywood, CA – November 9: Attendee Usher and MAKE-A-WISH Executive at the 2017 Wish Gala for Make-a-Wish Greater Los Angeles at The Hollywood Palladium on November 9, 2017in California. (Photo by Jevone Moore/fi360 News)

A few of the stars to grace the red carpet were actress Essence Atkins, Madisyn Shipman from GameBreakers, Russell Simmons, Charissa Thompson and more.

#WISHGAL2017

Dorsey Smashes Sylmar in the first round

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Eric Ramos

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November 9, 2017

CIF Los Angeles City Section Practice at Dorsey High School on August 15, 2017

Dorsey Dons Isaiah Smalls delivering a pass from the pocket during the Crenshaw game. (Photo by Jevone Moore/Full Image 360)

Los Angeles, Ca – Dorsey scored early and often as the No. 6 seeded Dons completely dominated No. 11 Sylmar from start to finish. Fans filled the snack stands at Jackie Robinson Stadium while Dorsey raced to a 22-point lead in the first quarter.

Dorsey had four running backs score touchdowns en route to a 63-0 win over Sylmar in the opening round of the L.A. City Section Division I playoffs on Thursday night.

On the opening drive, Dorsey senior quarterback Mekhi Ellis connected with Dion Bascom on a 20-yard touchdown. Charles Mincy scored on the two-point conversion to give the Dons an early 8-0 lead.

“We wanted to play together and not underestimate our opponent,” Ellis, who went 10-of-13 for 169 yards and two touchdowns, said. “The goal was to come out, play hard, play smart and play fast.”

Sylmar’s opening drive ended with Dorsey linebacker Larry Oshon scooping the fumbled pitch and rumbling to the end zone for a 52-yard touchdown.

After forcing Sylmar to punt, Dorsey sophomore running back Jojuan Collins scored from nine yards out to give Dorsey a 22-0 lead with 37 seconds left in the first quarter.

Dorsey’s rushing attack totaled 241 yards and six touchdowns. Collins and Tyrace Richardson scored two touchdowns each. Cameron Simms and Keeshawn Johnson also scored on touchdown runs. Charles Mincy Jr. led Dorsey with 96 yards rushing on seven carries.

“We have great backs and our line really did good (tonight),” Ellis said. “They run strong and depend on one another.”

With a 42-0 lead at halftime, the running clock was in place for the second half but that didn’t stop the Dons from scoring. Ellis hit Isaiah Nelson in stride down the middle of the field for a 49-yard touchdown in the third quarter.

“We are happy we got the victory but that’s not our goal,” assistant coach Darius Wesber said. “The No. 1 thing we wanted to was execute and eliminate mistakes.”

Wesber filled in for coach Charles Mincy who was suspended for the playoff opener after being ejected in the Dons’ final regular season game against View Park.

The Dons advanced to the quarterfinals where they will face No. 3 Palisades on Friday, Nov. 17 at 7 pm.

Fannie Lou Hamer Movie In Development

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J. Jioni Palmer Thinking Good

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November 7, 2017

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FANNIE LOU HAMER IN DEVELOPMENT

WASHINGTON, D.C.—A feature film on the life of Civil Rights Activist Fannie Lou Hamer will soon make its way to the silver screen to tell the story of the often overlooked and unheralded “spirit of the Civil Rights Movement.” This biopic tells the dynamic story of a woman who against all odds overcame the poverty of the Jim Crow South in Mississippi, near fatal beatings by law enforcement, repeated threats on her life, and the trauma of forced sterilization to become a leader in politics, civil rights, women’s rights, and community organizing and activism.

The film is being produced by Larry Meli, CEO of Dream Management, Jon Levin of Beverly Hills-based ROAR (Formerly of CAA) and Author Jay Speights of Rosemary Isle, who have optioned the rights to Hamer’s story from her estate and the definitive biography on her by Chana K. Lee, For Freedom’s Sake.

“With the voting rights under attack, Hamer’s story is both timely and crucial as we continue this national debate. As we commemorate what would have been her centennial year, it is only fitting that we reintroduce her amazing story into the American lexicon to serve as a call to action for a new generation of activists,” said team member Jay Speights.

The team assembled to tell Hamer’s story is seasoned in the art of crafting powerful biopics and compelling feature films. Meli produced 2013’s Chavez, which chronicled the life of the Labor Leader Cesar Chavez—Speights worked closely with Meli on the production. Levin is known for representing a diverse array of projects and clients in film and television, most recently Marshall, a biopic of Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall (directed by Reggie Hudlin and starring Chadwick Boseman, Josh Gad and Sterling K. Brown).

In celebration of her 100^th birthday on Friday, October 6th, members of the Congressional Black Caucus, organized by Rep. Bennie Thompson of Mississippi, led a 30-minute salute to Hamer on the floor of the U.S. House of Representatives. “For many of us, it was her spirit and her energy that has served as a beacon,” Thompson said. Also, several activists led marches and walks across the country in her honor.

With the fierce strength and determination, she inherited from her mother and grandmother (born a slave), Hamer rose to national prominence to challenge President Lyndon B. Johnson and the Democratic Party establishment. She died in 1977 from a life of hard work, complications from beatings and selfless activism. Mrs. Hamer’s grave was unmarked for close to 30 years. She in now buried in the Fannie Lou Hamer Memorial Garden in Ruleville, Mississippi along with her husband Perry “Pap” Hamer. Her headstone is engraved with her famous quote from the 1964 Democratic Convention, “I’m sick and tired of being sick and tired.”

“Fannie Lou Hamer’s story is one of struggles and triumphs and is a true testament to the indomitable spirit of a true American hero. This story will surely inspire and motivate future generations of activists to continue the fight for justice and equality,” said team member Larry Meli.

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