Contradictory America. Faith, hope, love and hate. Film 2

In this documentary, the focus is on the fight for civil rights and the quest for equal treatment among African Americans. The film includes commentary from notable figures such as Jesse Jackson and Martin Luther King Jr., providing insights into the challenges faced during this era.

The film also covers the brutal suppression of protests and features a discussion around the Ku Klux Klan, highlighting the opposition to the civil rights movement. It includes speeches and commentary from various individuals, including Paul Robeson, who advocate for African American rights.

Through interviews and historical footage, the documentary sheds light on the societal attitudes of the time, presenting a narrative that encompasses both the struggles and the victories, including achievements in sports by black athletes. This documentary serves as a historical document, capturing the political climate and the ongoing battle against racism in America during the 1970s.