It appears 2019 is a great year for recording history, dramatised or not. We had When They See Us and Chernobyl already deeply acclaimed for their accuracy and raw exposure of events; now we have this documentary. It's great that we're made aware of this power figure in the industry; it is paramount that African Americans and black people all over the world have this record of History, and are aware that this man lives to move his community and his people forward in more ways than one. It's a great portrayal of how social entrepreneurship can be a major thing in the big money leagues and move entire generations forward. It was delightful to learn that one man has proven the institution of prejudice wrong just by living a good life.
Review of The Black Godfather
