Walk in another person’s shoes, as the reality of the world is black people have all the power and white people are an oppressed minority descended from slaves; a young white girl is determined in becoming the first woman president.

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Black Privilege by E.C. Romero - (857) 326-2277 - e.c.romero111@gmail.com

Black Privilege is a high concept movie where role reversal is central to the movie. The reality of the world is black people have all the power, influence, wealth and white people are an oppressed minority descended from slaves.

The first act follows Darius Powers, a cop and family man, who confronts systemic racism at every turn. He wants to make a better life for him and his family. Darius accepts a transfer to D.C. thinking the grass is greener on the other side. The new start brings about his early demise.

Future Powers and her sister, Destiny Powers are hardworking students, ambitious and strong willed. The girl’s hard work pays off as Destiny is accepted into Harvard, however tragedy strikes again when Destiny is shot down. Future and her mother push through the pain.

Future dedicates herself to her studies and ultimately graduates from Harvard. She goes on to become a Senator. Deeply impacted by George Floyd’s death and the January 6th 2021 attack on Congress, Future runs for president. She is betrayed by her campaign manager, and loses the Democratic nomination.

By a twist of fate, Future is back in the running for the Presidency. After another sabotage by her campaign manager, Future hires a new campaign manager. She works hard and goes through the pitfalls and rewards of campaigning. The movie ends with Future in the oval office being asked what will be her first order of business as the new President.