Producer Will Packer has never been shy about sharing his opinion, even as he’s become a public figure. In a season when so many of Hollywood’s boldface names have kept a low profile when it comes to politics, Packer has taken to stages in recent weeks to advocate for causes and candidates that he believes […]
Producer Will Packer Stumps to Get Out the Vote and Launch a Private HBCU Fundraising Campaign
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