I recommend this film for the unbiased, open-minded people

Rating: 8/10 (10 October 2015)

I see a lot of negative reviews about this film which I deduce came from a single individual, or group of people, who hates on the black community or the ideas they inspire. (Statements contain the same flow of idea, etc. as if it came from a dedicated hater. You could take a look at them yourself.)
Really, this movie shows us a slice of life from the people who are oppressed; the ones whose voices would have otherwise not be heard if they didn't do something about it. And this film does not support violence. In fact, the whole point was to be against it. (Which makes me think those last 1 starred reviews didn't even watch the whole film and understood it.) So what if violence was their way of life? They we're born into it. It's what they have known ever since. If people would actually treat them as people, violence wouldn't even exist among them. And it all goes way back... What sets them apart is instead of succumbing, they voiced it out. And they struggled to get away from it. Make a change for the better, not just for them, but for all the people who face the same crises everyday of their lives.
I recommend this film for all those who'd want to step back and rethink about the next time you judge people just because of their color or way of life, and for all those whose voice want to be heard too.