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Out of his own mouth, Sharpton’s doc ‘Loudmouth’ is riveting profile

The Rev. Al Sharpton’s documentary called “Loudmouth” is in theaters now. The documentary premiered in Chicago during the 58th Chicago International Film Festival in October. I was able to watch the film then, and I noticed that Sharpton was on the Sherri Shepherd Show on December 8, and I listened in to gather more information … Out of his own mouth, Sharpton’s doc ‘Loudmouth’ is riveting profile Read More »

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