A’Yohntaé Walker

The writer as the same with Cinematographer, and the Director made sure that they caught every single emotion, this movie was a ball of chaos, it would put you on the edge of your seat giving you that nauseating feeling of being a person of color in America, giving you that dazed depression state of mine. being a colored person/black or African-American in FREE! America, with the knowledge of not knowing whether you are excepted or not, if you’re whitewashed enough or if your voice gives off an aggression tone, not only as just being a colored individual in America, but being a black woman, your voice honestly doesn’t matter and with that being said, the ball of confusion and chaos and anger began into the beginning and end of this movie and even further after watching, you still get the sense that your education means nothing in this world no matter what part of the country state or region you live in, it will always fallow you, and that’s the main point of The ghostly unseen racism, the elephant in the room that no one chooses to pay attention to, this movie captivated everything that it is to be a black individual in the world, with our past, present, and hopefully not future.