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Films

This page contains a selection of recommended films and a playlist of publicly available documentaries.

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"Agents of Change"
 The MTA is pleased to offer access to this powerful documentary to all our members so you can share it with your colleagues, students, locals and community. We hope you are as engaged and inspired by its timeless content as we were. It captures the true essence of unity, solidarity, activism, people power and change as we continue to fight these same challenges today!

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"Did You Wonder Who Fired the Gun?"
 "Did You Wonder Who Fired the Gun?" began as a “live documentary” about one white filmmaker’s reckoning with his family’s racist past. Travis Wilkerson’s great-grandfather murdered a Black man in 1946, and decades later, Wilkerson set out for Alabama to try and figure out what happened.   
     

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The Busing Battleground | Full Documentary | AMERICAN EXPERIENCE | PBS
Jane Elliott's Brown Eye/Blue Eye Test
13TH | FULL FEATURE | Netflix
A Class Divided (full documentary) | FRONTLINE
brown eye blue eye, Jane Elliott
The Anti-Racism Experiment That Transformed an Oprah Show Audience | Where Are They Now | OWN
The secret to changing the world | Lee Mun Wah | TEDxExpressionCollege
Color of Fear - What it Means to be American
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