Watching episode 3 right now. I can't BELIEVE how captivated I am by this. Coming from someone who went to an a lot black charter school when this was taking place, I have vivid memories of our teachers letting us watch the trial as it unfolded and I'll NEVER forget the day he was aquitted and watching it live on tv and seeing all my teachers celebrate. It's like a big portion of my childhood and identifying myself as a black boy during this time period is coming back to me....
I'm going to say it again, this documentary is REALLY trying to tell us as black people, that NOTHING good comes from selling out. This shyt it is poignant and as relevant today as it was in the 90's. This documentary is definitely one of the films I'm going to make damn sure my future children watch along with Sankofa, Sarafina, Chaka Zulu, and Malcolm X