I feel like at parts, the film gets into trouble when it attempts to deal with issues of homosexuality. There is one downside that I do feel the need to mention. These aren’t easy solutions at all, but there is no such thing when your dealing with a system that carries out centuries of oppression. Among the things discussed were food co-ops, self-directed learning, and yes, self-defense. What I feel as though this film does better than the third one, is flesh out the beginnings of some collective solutions. It may not be heartening to think about some of these matters, but you can’t say it isn’t relevant. The documentary does a good job of delving into history, while incorporating some of the occurrences of 2015, and this year as well. Having seen all of the films, I would say the major differences between the third documentary and this one is that there is more of an analysis of global white supremacy. Kaba Kamene was also in the film, and at the New York premiere to address the crowd briefly before the showing. Africa, Robin Walker, Patricia Newton, Killer Mike, and Anthony Browder. Among the featured scholars, thinkers, and historians are Prof.
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The Hidden Colors documentary series started in 2011 with telling the hidden history of achievement within the African Diaspora, as a counter-position to the focus on just slavery and servitude that we are often force fed.ĭirected by best selling author and radio show host Tariq Nasheed, Hidden Colors 4: The Religion of White Supremacy highlights Black history as well as contemporary matters. The fourth film in the series premiered last Thursday, May 26- with sold out shows in every city. While Hollywood spins its wheels with remakes of historical slave narratives, Hidden Colors 4 builds on the contemporary understanding of the current situation of Black America.
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