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Who We Are: A Chronicle of Racism in America [Opens Feb. 11 in theaters.] Emily and Sarah Kuntsler's riveting, award-winning, powerful, eye-opening, educational, gut-wrenching, insightful, 117-minute call-to-action documentary in which Harvard-educated criminal defense/civil rights lawyer and ACLU deputy director Jeffery Robinson chronicles during his unforgettable, inspiring, and highly-informative lecture on Juneteenth 2018 at New York City's Town Hall Theater the shocking details of systemic racism in the United States from 1740 to present day, including the history of slavery, constitutional law that perpetuated racism, the fundamentals and foundations of white supremacy, and the horrific truth about lynchings, through personal anecdotes and experiences, archival film clips and photographs, and candid commentary by author Josephine Bolling McCall, Inside Out Tours founder and president Stacey Toussaint, mother Gwen Carr of police victim Eric Garner, sister Dr. Tiffany Crutcher of police gunshot victim Terence Crutcher, Sites and Insights Tours owner Al Miller, Flags Across the South chairman Braxton Deland Spivey, Old Slave Mart Museum operations manager Ista Clark, law student Darren Martin, county commissioner Tami Sawyer, Memphis Mayor Jim Strickland, senator Hank Sanders, Tulsa massacre survivor Lessie Benningfield Randale, Greenwood advocate Kristi Williams, sister Carolyn Payne of police gunshot victim Larry Payne, family friend Kathie Fox, and brother Larry Robinson.
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