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‘Whose streets? No streets! Tear up the concrete’

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part i of @lisadengler’s list of film recommendations

To further educate myself on the history of racism in the United States and how it is still present to this day, here is my first list (*of many), in the form of films. The films on this list are created primarily by black directors and black artists, telling stories of black voices, a distinction that seems obvious but I find important to mention as this is the beginning of my continuous support of films by people of color. I vow to actively seek out films told and created by marginalized groups, as well as to stay informed on the various human rights issues that are told time and time again through documentaries. I vow to no longer turn a blind eye.

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Whose Streets? (2017, Sabaah Folayan)

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ten favorite documentaries of 2017 [in no particular order]:

CASTING JONBENET

RAT FILM

DAWSON CITY: FROZEN TIME

TASTE OF CEMENT

THE VENERABLE W.

WHOSE STREETS?

STRONG ISLAND

RISK

MOMMY DEAD AND DEAREST

FACES PLACES

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From the activists and leaders who live and breathe the movement for justice comes Whose Streets?, a harrowing, unflinching, and utterly essential look at the Ferguson uprising. Join Rooftop Films for a special free screening this Friday, July 7th. Get tickets now.

(Source: RooftopFilms.com)