Elgin James

co-creator, “The Outlaws”

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Elgin James talks about changing Hollywood’s typical narrative about people of color through his shows like “The Outlaws” and “Mayans M.C.”

Elgin James: From unhoused kid to gang member to Hollywood producer

Elgin James talks about changing Hollywood’s typical narrative about people of color through his shows like “The Outlaws” and “Mayans M.C.”

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