What's the best movie about the American civil rights movement?

Captain America: civil war

Civic Nationalism with based black men

>>85506104
Birth of a nation

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Are there any "objective" films or documentaries about the civil rights movement?

>>85506226
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>>85506738
Pretty much all of them are objective. White people were objectively wrong.

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>give niggers civil rights
>within a half of a century the cities of Detroit, Newark, East St. Louis, Oakland, Richmond, South Dallas, Baltimore, etc. are unlivable ghetto wastelands, children run around with their pants half down, half of the music on the radio is simplistic rhyming about money and sex, etc etc

All you had to do was tell niggers to fuck off.

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>>85507287
>simplistic nursery rhymes about money, drugs and sex

>>85506104
The Crying Game

Mississippi Burning.

All of those human monkeys just made me sick. Rural white people don't have a right to live.

>>85508286
So many kino actors in that one

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>>85507287
I'm no fan of nigger wastelands. That said... what do you think half the music on the radio was like in the 50s? Pop music has always been simplistic garbage about money and sex, it's just that it used to be backed by nice-sounding session musician professionals on strings rather than some dude programming samples into a laptop. As for violent crime, at its peak in the 80s it was only slightly higher than it had been in the 30s, before the civil rights movement.

>>85506104
In the Heat of the Night