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‘I’m a Virgo’ by Boots Riley Shines with Jharrel Jerome Leading the Way - Los Angeles Sentinel

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Boots Riley's brilliance shines through in the sensational and thought-provoking series, "I'm a Virgo." At the heart of the story is the extraordinary, 13-foot-tall Cootie, portrayed with perfection by Jharrel Jerome, renowned for his Emmy-winning performance in "When They See Us."

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