Contradictory America. Faith, hope, love and hate. Film 1

This documentary delves into the question of whether African Americans who migrated to Chicago found improved living conditions and human rights. Through powerful footage and commentary, the film captures the struggles and realities faced by black residents in the city's neighborhoods. The narrative is underscored by the blues music of George "Buddy" Guy, providing a musical backdrop to the historical context.

The film features insights from notable figures, including comments from Dick Gregory, highlighting the conditions of life for African Americans during their initial migration to the city. Video footage presents the stark realities of a large Negro ghetto, making it a significant visual document of the era. 'Contradictory America' serves as both a historical record and a critical reflection on the social dynamics of the time.