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By Mike Kinney After creating more than 20 documentaries over several decades, from films shining a light on the history of North Richmond to the Emmy-nominated “Out: The Glen Burke Story” – about Major League Baseball’s first openly gay player – filmmaker Doug Harris takes a lot of pride in what his compelling films have taught others. In in newest work, “Uzikee: Washington DC’s Ancestral Sculptor,” Harris has managed the same feat, while also learning a little bit about himself. Harris’ new documentary, set to be featured at the Virtual Movie Theater at www.DougHarrisMedia.com on Saturday, Feb 20, at 6 p.m., focuses on ground-breaking sculptor Allen Uzikee Nelson, whose work in public spaces and parks in D.C. honors Black pioneers such as Paul Robeson, Thurgood Marshall, Marcus Garvey, and Malcolm X. The film explores Nelson’s journey, including the socio-economic and political climate within which the artist rose to prominence,

United statesNew college of californiaRichmond museumNorth richmondRichmond public librarySan franciscoGlenn burkeMarcus garveyPaul robesonLuis valdezThurgood marshallMike kinneyDoug harrisAllen uzikee nelsonDigital technology academyUniversity of district columbia