The 'All American' cast is reuniting for a good cause — brought to you by ET's own nischelleturner!
Thecast is reuniting for a good cause. Entertainment Tonight's Nischelle Turner will be moderating a panel that will include Taye Diggs , Greta Onieogou , Samantha Logan , Bre-Z ,Taking place Aug. 20 at 5 p.m. PT, the cast will reunite on Chat4Good, a fan-centric tech platform producing global virtual fan-fests benefiting charities. The reunion will benefit
, a nonprofit organization which provides diapers, clothes and other necessities for children in poverty.cast actors will share behind-the-scenes stories from season 2, as well as talk about their lives amid quarantine and tease where their characters are headed this fall. The CW series -- which depicts the different coming-of-age experiences that Black teenagers have growing up in Crenshaw and Beverly Hills -- was renewed for a third season in January.
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