Since the 1960s, the focus on education and politics has overlooked the need for more businesses to address economic roots of racism.
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Since the 1960s, the focus on education and politics has overlooked the need for more businesses to address economic roots of racism.
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Leading scholars and business figures discuss the economic roots of racism in "7 A.M." The documentary argues that the lack of businesses within Black communities is a primary factor contributing to ongoing social issues. It contrasts the focus on education and politics since the 1960s with the need for economic empowerment. Through interviews and analysis, the film presents a case for prioritizing business development as a solution to systemic challenges faced by Black Americans.
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Why Watch
- Find out why racism is an economic issue, not just social.
- Meet leading scholars discussing Black entrepreneurship.
- See how business development can change communities.
Did You Know
- 7 A.M. is the first documentary to address racism as an economic issue.
- Since the 1960s, the focus has been on education and politics, not business.
- The film argues that building more businesses is the key solution.
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What is the main focus of the documentary 7 A.M.?
7 A.M. discusses the economic roots of racism, arguing that the lack of businesses among black people is a significant issue.
What year was the documentary 7 A.M. released?
7 A.M. was released in 2015.
How long is the documentary 7 A.M.?
The duration of 7 A.M. is 114 minutes.
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