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 |  Great flick from Trenton, NJ film director Kevin Williams. Thoughtful and insightful approach to GOP's apprehension of party loyal blacks.  Posted By: Keeva Kase Trenton NJ |
| This is an entertaining and informative documentary on a topic whose time has come. I admire the director's commitment to covering his subject with balance and integrity, and the wide range of interviewees across the political spectrum that he was able to interview. Posted By: Curt Markham Rochester, NY |
| I viewed the documentary just yesterday in Rochester with members of my community followed by a panel discussion. The film as well as the discussion gave me some pause about how the political system does takes us all for granted. I remember walking away saying do I have to change my party status? Will an Independant Status actually count my vote? In this place (America) we call a Democracy comes with many problems because you see we all have opinions about how we think the world should be and this political game is about who views are considered the most important. I loved the interjections from Cornel West and Tavis Smiley because they both had great insight about how black america view republicans which is why I was shocked to see Russell Simmons back Mr. Steele. this film is a powerful account of America's democracy woes and leaves much to ponder. Posted By: Gloria Lawton Rochester, New York |
| This is a great documentary that hits at a sensitive subject in politics! This documentary has motivated me to become active with the republican party and be the change I wish to see in the party and in the country. Posted By: Patrick Jackson |
| I will never be a Republican. But this movie is a must see. A good well balanced historical look at the two party system from a black perpective.... Posted By: Lloyd francis san francisco |
| A refreshing look at a verboten subject, "Fear of a Black Republican" exposes the ugly truth of a long and bitter feud within the African-American community. Kevin Williams has opened Pandora's Box...the only way forward is to continue the conversation. Well done! Posted By: Andy Redmond Morrisville, PA |
| For anyone interested in the workings of American politics, sociology, race, and the future, this is a must see documentary. It asks the very simple question of who we are, in the context of Republican Party politics, which grows to a much larger image of who we are as a society, and how we go about selecting our leaders. An extremely insightful expose, built upon an incredibly basic query, watch it Posted By: Robert Lowe |
| I really enjoyed the film and the Q&A session really has me thinking. Thanks Kevin & Tamara for being daring enough to ask the questions and explore the answers. Posted By: Jackie Johnson |
| Kevin and Tamara, I did not see your documentary coming from the title, but this is my story and I want to thank you for telling it. All that I can say about your film was that I was personally invested from the very beginning to the very end. Thank you for putting your time, money and effort where your mouth is. Your actions most definitely spoke louder than any words. Posted By: Granny Major Kansas City MO |
| We really enjoyed the showing of "Fear" in Rochester. So nice to meet you. Hope you made it home safe and sound because the weather channel is showing nasty weather right where you were headed. Posted By: Barbara New York |
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