Focuses upon the revolutionary rhetoric of the time but has no evaluation of whether it worked
The Black Power Mixtape was based upon news footage made by Swedish reporters. It covers some of the major players in the Black Power movement in the 1960s-70s. There are interviews with leading figures such as Stokley Carmichael, Eldridge Cleaver, Angela Davis and Louis Farrakhan. On top of that there is commentary from the present day from a number of people, mostly entertainers, such as singers John Forte and Erykah Badu, rapper Talib Kweli, Abiodun Oyewole of the Last Poets, and one historian Robin Kelley of UCLA.<br /><br />Most of the movie is focused upon the revolutionary dialogue of the period. Cleaver for instance talked about setting up a provisional revolutionary government in the United States. He then notes the country wasn’t close to that but he hoped it would happen one day. Carmichael talked about how Dr. Martin Luther King appealed to America’s conscience but the country had none. It also showed some of the practical programs the movement created such as the free breakfast program the Black Panthers ran for children.<br /><br />The main problem with the film is that because it focuses upon the rhetoric it doesn’t ever give a real evaluation of the Black Power movement in America. What exactly did it achieve? Obviously the revolution never happened, but was it able to do things like end police brutality? It talks about the rights of black people to arm themselves and defend themselves from racists, but how did that work out? It does cover the consequences however as many of the people it featured were thrown in jail, put on trial or were forced to leave the United States and go into exile. It’s a big gap in the movie.<br />C
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