Rashad Armstead
Rashad Armstead is known for his work on Collisions (2018), Chopped (2007) and The Me You Can't See (2021).
Rashad Bashir
Rashad Bashir is an actor, known for And There Were 4 (2018), The Next Step (2020) and One Degree of Miss D..
Rashad Evans
Rashad Evans was born on September 25, 1979 in Niagara Falls, New York, USA. He is an actor, known for Warrior (2011), Boss Level (2020) and Locked Down (2010). He has been married to LaToya Brown since July 2007. They have two children.
Rashad Frett
Rashad Frett is an award-winning Caribbean American Director, Cinematographer, and Editor. He obtained his BA from Central Connecticut State University and is an MFA alumni of New York University Graduate Film Program. Frett is a recipient of the BAFTA - HBO scholarship, Martin Scorsese Young Filmmakers scholarship, and a BET Blackhouse Foundation Fellowship at Sundance. Frett also won a DGA Student Film Award, the Prestigious NYU King Wasserman award, a Spike Lee Production Fellowship, and is the recipient of the Cary Fukunaga Production Fund. Additionally, Frett is a Cinematographer with work screening in Prestigious festivals including SXSW, LA Film Festival, SFFilm Festival, ABFF, Urbanworld, Aspen Film Festival, and Berlinale. His 2011 directorial debut "The Second District" TV pilot received national acclaim and a mention in the Wall Street Journal.
Rashad Gilchrist
Rashad Gilchrist is known for Secret Seam (2023).
Rashad Hunter
Rashad Cornelius Hunter was born in Los Angeles, California on June 2nd, 1994. His interest in Acting was sparked at an early age however, he wouldn't begin pursuing and nurturing his passion for the craft until years later. Rashad can be seen in the award winning short film, Mickey Hardaway as well as the feature film of the same name.
Rashad Irvin
Rashad Irvin is known for MidLife (2022), Juju (2019) and Ursula (2023).
Rashad Robinson
Rashad Robinson is the President of Color Of Change, a leading racial justice organization driven by more than 7 million members who are building power for Black communities. Color Of Change uses innovative strategies to bring about system change in the industries that affect Black people's lives: Silicon Valley, Wall Street, Hollywood, Washington, corporate board rooms, local prosecutor offices, state capitol buildings and city halls around the country. Under Rashad's leadership, Color Of Change designs and implements winning strategies for racial justice, among them: forcing corporations to stop supporting Trump initiatives and white nationalists; winning net neutrality as a civil rights issue; holding local prosecutors accountable to end mass incarceration, police violence and financial exploitation across the justice system; forcing over 100 corporations to abandon ALEC, the right-wing policy shop; changing representations of race and racism in Hollywood; moving Airbnb, Google and Facebook to implement anti-racist initiatives; and forcing Bill O'Reilly off the air. Rashad is widely consulted on strategies for corporate accountability, transforming the criminal justice system, media and tech reform, culture change and narrative infrastructure, and building Black political power. He is a sought-after keynote speaker at events across the country, and appears regularly as a quoted source, interview guest and opinion writer in major media. In addition to media appearances, Rashad has been profiled by The New York Times, Wired, The Root, The Washington Post, The Chronicle of Philanthropy, Fast Company, The Huffington Post, PBS, BET and several other outlets. Color Of Change has been named three times in Fast Company's Most Innovative Companies list-in 2015, 2018 and 2020-and was profiled by the Stanford Social Innovation Review. Rashad is the proud recipient of awards from organizations as varied as ADCOLOR, the United Church of Christ, and the Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Foundation and Demos. Rashad was a member of the inaugural cohort of Atlantic Fellows for Racial Equity, and serves on the board of the Hazen Foundation. Previously, Rashad served as Senior Director of Media Programs at GLAAD.
Rashal James
Rashal James is known for The Idea of You, Black Mafia Family (2021) and P-Valley (2020).
Rashane Limtrakul
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