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Its something of a nineties gloss on Black Like Me (1961) John Howard Griffins deep-cover study of black life in segregated America.one that asks interesting questions about the country had the arc of history bent itself disastrously away from justice.

The feature film is set in a topsy-turvy America where whites are the working-class minority and blacks form the cultural and demographic masses.the movie feels of a piece with the speculative fiction that surrounded the birther movement and the fear mongering of the Alex Jones right.particularly since Trump and his apparatchiks are putting so much energy into misdirecting the electorate.

And with reports that a third of California residents are telling pollsters that they support their states peaceful secession from the United States.One of the movies best exchanges parallels a conversation thats now gaining traction among present-day progressives.

After senior Trump adviser Kellyanne Conway took to the airwaves to declare that her White House colleagues operated in a world of alternative facts it only seemed logical—and instructive—to liken her spin to the truth-bending protocols that occupy much of the action in George Orwells classic anti-totalitarian satire.

Things only go downhill from there as Louis encounters one unfair indignity after another in a black-run world ordered by systemic racism.A computer-generated script is far different from hearing two broadcast professionals having a dynamic discussion about a topic of interest.

Jasons) as fodder for their discussion.If you are at all interested in artificial intelligence.

Please take a few minutes to listen to at least a bit of the two audio clips Im going to share.please join me in the comments below to talk about this.