Recommended movies, shows, podcasts, and more addressing systemic racism and police brutality
This story will not solve racism. Enlightenment is an evolution, not a checklist. Hundreds of years of systemic oppression can’t be undone by watching a single film, reading a single book, listening to a single podcast — or making a single list in a magazine. But daily headlines and adrenaline taper off. Social media posts slip down the timeline.
For those seeking insight into what African-Americans face on a daily basis from both institutions and individuals, and how those challenges have been and continue to be depicted in the media and popular entertainment, here are a few projects, both documentary and fiction, that may facilitate a journey to a deeper understanding.
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