Leigh-Anne: Race, Pop and Power

Leigh-Anne: Race, Pop and Power is a powerful documentary that follows pop star Leigh-Anne Pinnock as she embarks on a personal journey to understand and combat racism in the music industry and beyond. As the only black member of the successful girl group Little Mix, Leigh-Anne has faced unique challenges and experiences that have shaped her perspective on race and privilege. With the backdrop of the Black Lives Matter movement and the global conversation around racism, Leigh-Anne confronts those closest to her and works to bring difficult conversations about black representation to the forefront of the music industry. This documentary offers a rare and intimate look at the experiences of a black woman in the music industry and the ways in which she is using her platform to create change.

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