My book of the week from Sunday's show was actually a compelling documentary: "I Am Not Your Negro"

“I Am Not Your Negro” is an amazing Raoul Peck-directed documentary based on writer and social critic James Baldwin’s unfinished manuscript “Remember This House.” Samuel L. Jackson narrates the film, which digs into racism and the civil rights movement. Everyone should see it!

Stories are a gateway to radical empathy and the greatest ones are catalysts for action. If you are seeking ways to learn about the Civil Rights Movement, lynchings, segregation, Jim Crow, and all the ways in which those have an impact on us today, here are a handful of powerful, essential, masterful films and shows that center Black lives, stories, creators, and / or performers