Stamped from the Beginning
2023·Documentary·1h 32m
7.1
★
Using innovative animation and expert insights, this documentary based on Ibram X. Kendi's bestseller explores the history of racist ideas in America.
Directed by Roger Ross Williams
based on novel or book
racism
black history
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Cast
Angela Davis
Self
Alexa Rachelle Jennings
Harriet Jacobs
Rafa Marinho
Gomes de Zurara
Crew
Roger Ross Williams
Director
Mara Brock Akil
Executive Producer
Roger Ross Williams
Producer
Roger Ross Williams
Executive Producer
Popular Reviews
23 reviews
Gabrielle
8.0★ · 02/19/26
quero todo mundo assistindo o documentário e lendo o livro!!!
quero todo mundo assistindo o documentário e lendo o livro!!!
jia
7.0★ · 02/09/26
great clarity and graphics but i wish it went more in depth!
great clarity and graphics but i wish it went more in depth!
Jord
6.0★ · 11/07/24
Docu started very strong, facts short and straightforward.
As time went on the docu became less so.
Last 10 minutes on the anti-racist were pretty weak.
Addressing a Thomas Jefferson is understandable but "putting down" Abraham Lincoln as a racist is quite weird.
The assumption that he only abolished slavery for person gain and a better economy is tremendously short-sighted though.
In addition, it is not good to judge a white progressive man from that time with a current perspective.
The idea that black people fought for their freedom all by themselves is nice, but not entirely realistic.
As time went on the docu became less so.
Last 10 minutes on the anti-racist were pretty weak.
Addressing a Thomas Jefferson is understandable but "putting down" Abraham Lincoln as a racist is quite weird.
The assumption that he only abolished slavery for person gain and a better economy is tremendously short-sighted though.
In addition, it is not good to judge a white progressive man from that time with a current perspective.
The idea that black people fought for their freedom all by themselves is nice, but not entirely realistic.
Docu started very strong, facts short and straightforward.
As time went on the docu became less so.
Last 10 minutes on the anti-racist were pretty weak.
Addressing a Thomas Jefferson is understandable but "putting down" Abraham Lincoln as a racist is quite weird.
The assumption that he only abolished slavery for person gain and a better economy is tremendously short-sighted though.
In addition, it is not good to judge a white progressive man from that time with a current perspective.
The idea that black people fought for their freedom all by themselves is nice, but not entirely realistic.
As time went on the docu became less so.
Last 10 minutes on the anti-racist were pretty weak.
Addressing a Thomas Jefferson is understandable but "putting down" Abraham Lincoln as a racist is quite weird.
The assumption that he only abolished slavery for person gain and a better economy is tremendously short-sighted though.
In addition, it is not good to judge a white progressive man from that time with a current perspective.
The idea that black people fought for their freedom all by themselves is nice, but not entirely realistic.
Caroline Ankim
Um doc sobre a história do povo preto do EUA! esse doc é mt bom eu real gostaria que ele fosse mais longo ou dividido em episódios pq ai daria para falar bem mais com mais profundidade mas mesmo assim achei bom!
Um doc sobre a história do povo preto do EUA! esse doc é mt bom eu real gostaria que ele fosse mais longo ou dividido em episódios pq ai daria para falar bem mais com mais profundidade mas mesmo assim achei bom!
Jaz
6.8★ · 01/16/24
Muchas cosas para pensar, pero la que me vino a la mente durante todo el documental fue: que miedo usa.
Pd. Abraham Lincoln fue 1 vampiro como los Volturi, no como los Cullen.
Pd. Abraham Lincoln fue 1 vampiro como los Volturi, no como los Cullen.
Muchas cosas para pensar, pero la que me vino a la mente durante todo el documental fue: que miedo usa.
Pd. Abraham Lincoln fue 1 vampiro como los Volturi, no como los Cullen.
Pd. Abraham Lincoln fue 1 vampiro como los Volturi, no como los Cullen.