Whose Streets?

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02/02/2020 This documentary was thought provoking, intense, and inspiring. It follows the beginning of a vital movement following the murder of Mike Brown by police. It's important to view firsthand accounts from people at ground zero. National news didn't portray the movement the way it should have. So this documentary put the spotlight on what was really happening in Ferguson, MO during this time. The movie was refreshing and encouraging. There is alot of work still left to be done. And it's a terrific reminder of "what democracy looks like!" See more 12/27/2017 Whose Streets has a bit of a difficulty portraying the narrative that it's trying to capture, but succeeds in explaining the dynamics between these opposing factions. See more 09/18/2017 This movie is an explosive view of an explosive situation. A situation that needs addressing today by every white citizen that cares. "You are commanded to love your neighbor as yourself. This is your neighbor. And yes, "white silence is violence." See more 09/01/2017 Sadly, I saw this in an empty theater. Those who should see it probably will not. It is a beautifully edited and warmly human account of people who had had enough of injustice and stood up to it in a struggle that continues. It could change minds if only they were open. See more dave d @RT34924333 08/10/2017 'Whose Streets' wanders off the beaten path at times, but the message is loud, clear, and deserved. If that makes you uncomfortable then you are part of the problem. This documentary chronicles the grass roots movement to protect the people of Ferguson, Missouri from the people sworn to protect the people. This is life and it's as real as a pimple, but not nearly as insignificant. Final Score: 7.4/10 See more 08/09/2017 A film told from the point of view of marginalized people. A documentary that allows the audience to form their own opinion based on real events. This film takes its viewers into the deep, dark; places people fear to go. It allows the viewers to form their own opinion on this tragic and important topic. Love it. Hate it. But see it and listen and experience it first. See more Read all reviews

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