Who We Are: A Chronicle of Racism in America

This is a must see documentary of Who We Are as America. The truth must be told for a positive change to begin.

Does an excellent job of telling a story that Americans can't hear too often.

Should be required viewing in all colleges universities and schools, especially in the deep South.

Undeniably powerful. Clear and focused and heartbreaking. Hopefully, this will be a film that students demand to see and that will set some schoolboards in America trembling in their boots.

Boring and incorrect

Greatest Documentary I've Ever Seen!

I think some of the people writing reviews for this film didn't even actually view it. He clearly stated in his opening remarks that we are not responsible for slavery because we didn't own slaves. Watch before you review. Don't just post a review based on the title.

Judging by the audience score, the ignorance is still proudly American. The scene toward the end where he sits down with his childhood white friends, is heartbreaking. We are such a damaged nation. And, we could be so much better.

An absolute must-see!

Eye-opening to say the least, this is a must-see for everyone. We cannot progress without understanding the past and this film does an incredible job of covering the history of discrimination in the United States - I implore everyone to watch this with an open mind.