Documentary Explores Racism’s Roots and Remedies, Offers Free Educational Access
Being white in America is not needing to state that your life matters. When your life matters, you have power. Some use it for good, some don t. Our film is for those looking to learn and do the work.” Julie ManriquezSAN DEIGO, CA, USA, April 7, 2021 /EINPresswire.com/ The tragic death of George Floyd sparked the largest global protest in the history of the world, a nationwide discussion, and a more profound look at deep-seated, systemic racism in America. With the Derek Chauvin trial underway and the unsettled fate of police reform, Amateur Films’ 30-minute non-commercial documentary Spark: A Systemic Racism Story is available as a complimentary resource to explore racism’s roots and remedies. Since the film’s release in December 2020, individuals, teachers, professors, CEOs, and diversity equity and inclusion (DE&I) leaders began utilizing Spark as a resource for racial justice, equ