BlacKkKlansman: Tracing the History of America’s Systemic Racism

from Peculiar Picture Show · host Brandon Gregory

Maria and Brandon discuss the 2018 Spike Lee film BlacKkKlansman and what it has to say with systemic racism in America, focusing on the importance of the movie’s message, as well as describing how racial trauma disproportionately affects Black and Indigenous People of Color. They also make connections between toxic masculinity, the police, and racism.

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