Russell Westbrook to Produce Basketball-Themed Film on LA's Crenshaw Neighborhood
Washington Wizards star Russell Westbrook continues to use his platform to shine a light on stories of the underserved and their communities across the United States.
Westbrook is going to produce a short film titled Why Not that focuses on the culture of Los Angeles' Crenshaw neighborhood:
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Westbrook was born and raised in the Los Angeles area. Crenshaw is a residential neighborhood located in South L.A.
This marks the second high-profile film project that Westbrook has been associated with this year.
The nine-time All-Star was an executive producer on the History Channel documentary Tulsa Burning: The 1921 Race Massacre that aired on May 30 to commemorate the 100th anniversary of a white mob attack on Black Wall Street. An estimated 300 people died as houses, businesses and churches in the area were robbed and burned.
A premiere date for Why Not has yet to be announced.
