Driving While Black: Race, Space and Mobility in America

What I really liked about this documentary is that I learned a lot of things on this topic that I didn't know about. Yes, I knew this kind of stuff existed, but the level of detail they gave was extraordinary, and the context of the times, and the things that black families had to deal with to make things work was eye-opening for me. The detail given of Pre-Civil War, the Jim Crow Era, and even after the Civil Rights Bills were passed were all very insightful.

However, my issue with this documentary was when it went into modern times (i.e., the last couple of years). Prior to modern times, I thought the documentary stayed very informational and objective. The modern times showed more of a political slant. Some people might have appreciated that, but I didn't.