You know when they tell you it's just a few bad apples? And then you find out the whole system is rigged against you? Well you may not know, though I reckon at this point in time, it doesn't matter if you are a POC (as is I think one of the current political correct ways to put it), you know about how the system discriminates and is especially horrid to certain ... individuals (more like groups of people).
Having said all that and the documentary being quite predictable, it does not take away from the impact this can have. While it may not take you on an emotional journey (not judging either way and you shouldn't either, some people run out of certain emotions, get tired in a certain sense of them - like feeling outrage), the story it tells is more than engaging. It is a bit long (could've done with a couple of episodes less imho), but it had something to tell. And as our main "character" says here, he is not the only one this is happening too. We can only hope it at least gets better. Not just because of this docu-series, but because as humans and society we begin to evolve and see past the color of our and other peoples skin. This may be naive, but one can dream, yes?
