Boots Riley
Boots Riley is an American filmmaker, musician, and activist, known for his work as the frontman of the hip-hop group The Coup and for directing the critically acclaimed film 'Sorry to Bother You.' His creative projects often explore themes of social justice, economic inequality, and racial issues, and he has been a vocal advocate for various progressive causes.
Born on Apr 12, 1971 (54 years old)
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Boots Riley signed the boycott against Israeli institutions.
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Israel:
Boots Riley is included among the filmmakers who have supported the boycott against Israeli cinema.
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Spain:
Boots Riley is among the artists who have joined the call against Israeli collaboration.
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Sweden:
Boots Riley is among the directors who have endorsed the boycott of the Israeli film industry.
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Sweden:
Boots Riley is among the directors who have endorsed the boycott of the Israeli film industry.
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Sweden:
Boots Riley is among the directors who have endorsed the boycott of the Israeli film industry.
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Sweden:
Boots Riley is among the directors who have endorsed the boycott of the Israeli film industry.
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Sweden:
Boots Riley is among the directors who have endorsed the boycott of the Israeli film industry.
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Sweden:
Boots Riley is among the directors who have endorsed the boycott of the Israeli film industry.
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Sweden:
Boots Riley is among the directors who have endorsed the boycott of the Israeli film industry.
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