Review of I Am Not Your Negro (2017) by Tammy R — 22 Jun 2017

Ashamed to say that, having not read a single one of his books, is a huge gap for me... and so, while watching this, I was nagged by the constant desire for more conventional biographical documentary. That aside, it was a joy and a privilege, and should be an obligation to sit in the recorded presence of a genius gifted with the vocabulary and oratorical skills of this man.

you couldn't take your eyes/ears/mind off of him as he rapidly, passionately dissected the most complex and seemingly insurmountable socio-political and humanistic problems that exist. and not with the rage available in a scalpel, but with the love available in a battle ax.