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There Are Things That Make Me Excited About What I'm Doing: Trouble The Water [the 2008 Documentary Glover Executive Produced] On New Orleans, Or Something Like Soundtrack For A Revolution, About The Power Of The Music Of The Civil Rights Movement [which He Executive Produced In 2009]. Or Bamako, About The African Debt Crisis, A Platform To Discuss The Experience Of People Who Actually Live It. All Of These Are Important Ways We Can Use Film As A Forum Inviting People Into A Dialogue.

The Civil Rights Movement Didn't Deal With The Issue Of Political Disenfranchisement In The Northern Cities. It Didn't Deal With The Issues That Were Happening In Places Like Detroit, Where There Was A Deep Process Of Deindustrialization Going On.

It Is The Most Painful Thing To See How Young Children Become Collateral Damage Of Wars, But When Peace Treaties Are Signed Landmines Do Not Respect Any Of These Accords. And As Long As These Silent Killers Linger After Wars, Children Will Never Know Peace

Yes, (bush Is A) Racist. We All Knew That But The World Is Only Finding It Out Now. As Texas's Governor, Bush Led A Penitentiary System That Executed More People Than All The Other U.s. States Together. And Most Of The People Who Died From (the) Death Penalty Were Afro-americans Or Hispanics. (bush) Promoted A Conservative Program, Designed To Eliminate Everything Americans Had Accomplished So Far In Matters Of Race And Equality.

We Live In A Climate Of Fear, And Because Of This Whole Ideology Of Consumption Almost To The Point Of Religion.