How the Monuments Came Down

This 86-minute documentary delves into the complexities of civil war history and political activism. It presents a critical examination of how monuments to Confederate leaders have long represented white supremacy and the ways in which communities have pushed back against this legacy.

By showcasing the voices of history-makers, descendants, scholars, and activists, the film provides a rich social and cultural perspective on the ongoing struggle for racial justice. The documentary emphasizes the significance of community action and the Black Lives Matter movement in challenging these historical symbols.