(PHILADELPHIA, 1960) The reverend who forced 29 companies to hire Black workers
In 1960, Reverend Leon Sullivan launched a powerful boycott in Philadelphia that brought 29 major companies to their knees — refusing to back down until they opened their doors to Black workers. This documentary tells the story of a fearless leader who used economic pressure as a weapon for civil rights, transforming the workforce of an entire city and inspiring a movement that spread across the nation. ⚠️ This documentary was produced with the assistance of artificial intelligence.
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