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The video that I watched was less of a documentary and more so an interview with Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan. Louis Farrakhan has been known for making controversial statements on racial, political, and social issues since the 50's. His preachings often describe white people as symbols of the devil, and he has condemned Jewish people, LGBTQ+ people, and Barack Obama on numerous occasions. In this interview, Louis Farrakhan focuses more on the political side of things. He speaks on a number of topics from conflicts with the Middle East, to abortion, to political corruption in the 2016 presidential race. Overall, I felt the video itself was a piece propaganda, however it had less to do, in my opinion, with Louis Farrakhan and more to do with the interviewer himself, Alex Jones. Before seeing this video I had never heard of Alex Jones, or his project "Info Wars", of which this interview was a part of. Jones rarely asked questions of Louis Farrakhan. Instead, he
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The film that I watched was an investigation of Ancient Roman art and its purpose in commemorating the lives of the artist who created it. The narrator of the film was particularly interested in uncovering the art, and therefore the lives, of common Roman citizens. Often times, through media and displays in museums, when we see Roman art and sculptures, we see depictions of conquests or scenes from gladiator battles. This film suggests that the city of Rome is not only filled with art representing those individuals, but the lives of Roman slaves, people who had traveled to Rome, and millions of others. One of the most notable types of artwork uncovered in the film is the tombstone. It was customary in Ancient Rome that a tombstone would include not only the name of the diseased, but their cause of death, city of birth, occupation, or sometimes even a synopsis of their life story. The film uncovers numerous graves of slave girls, some who had come from Africa and others who were born
