Be it Gen X or Gen Z   --Today's juveniles are more internet-savvy with social behavior. In a Nut-shell a bigot is a person that thinks they are bigger plus better than others. Crayon Fashion is a dance studio made up of little girls from a performing-arts school.

Project 3: Baltimore's Freddy Grey- THOSE CUTE BOYS (2018) 

When riot police attempted to control the violence at North Avenue and Pennsylvania Avenue due to the death of Freddy Grey, while fires and violence was happening all over the city. Just 3 blocks from North Avenue and Pennsylvania is a mostly white community called Bolton Hill that went untouched.

This one particular house on Bolton Street has a roof-top porch where you can see the fires happening at the North & Penn Subway station. This particular house is also a house of prostitution known only by the Baltimore Elites. But some of the women in this story struggle with drugs and worst of all..."those cute boys." 

A stage play showing four women and their different struggles.  But there is one women who has never heard the name Freddy Gray.
Written and produced by Michael Leroy Harding

         Project 1: A Malcom X lesson- NEGRO WATER  (1999)

What was Michael Harding thinking when he wrote, produced and acted in stage play Negro Water. 

Michael followed the leadership of the great Malcom X during the Sixties as a teenager. Malcolm taught the term Negro was a lie and not all Water should be swallowed. 

As a pre-teen, Michael saw it normal to see his father drink vodka in the morning before work. 

Most of all, his father never appeared drunk and always kept his job.When four little black girls were murdered in their church by a bomb-blast. This was the one time the father drove his truck drunk, causing the death of a white woman. During a time it was 'legal' to drink & drive. But a 1963 racist Prosecutor seeks a death penalty for this manslaughter.

Project 2: My .22 cal. rifle-   "HIM"  (2008)    

At age 13 in 1966 my older sister allowed her boyfriend to beat her. When I found out what was happening, I loaded my .22 cal. rifle with bullets. As soon as I saw her boyfriend, I came close to him to shoot many shots. But before I could pull the trigger, he snatched the rifle and said go home and play.

Somebody eventually told me some women feel domestic abuse is okay! Some women say it is okay because they love "Him".

A single-mother shares why she allows her man to beat her and then discovers it's the same common reason why other women allow it... But one day she finds a peculiar way out.                                        Produced and performed by Michael Leroy Harding