Rob Bliss walks over 1,500 miles through the American South in two months, wearing a Black Lives Matter t-shirt and inviting others to join him.
Synopsis
Rob Bliss walks over 1,500 miles through the American South in two months, wearing a Black Lives Matter t-shirt and inviting others to join him.
Synopsis
Rob Bliss stands in Harrison, Arkansas, holding a 'Black Lives Matter' sign. In July 2020, his video from this town, labeled 'the most racist in America,' goes viral, amassing 12 million views. Motivated by the response, Bliss walks over 1,500 miles through the American South over two months. Wearing a Black Lives Matter t-shirt, he invites others to join him. His mission is to spark conversations about racism in communities often silent on these issues, following the murder of George Floyd.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Follow Rob Bliss as he walks through the South.
- Meet individuals confronting racism in their communities.
- See the impact of George Floyd's murder on local dialogues.
Did You Know
- Rob Bliss's video received 12 million views after being posted in July 2020.
- Bliss walked over 1500 miles in two months during his mission.
- The film is set in the American South, focusing on areas often silent about racism.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What did Rob Bliss do in July 2020?
Rob Bliss posted a video holding a 'Black Lives Matter' sign in Harrison, Arkansas, which went viral and garnered 12 million views.
How far did Rob Bliss walk during his journey?
Rob Bliss walked over 1500 miles through the American South over two months.
What was the purpose of Rob Bliss's journey?
His mission was to bring the conversation about racism into communities where it is often ignored, particularly in the wake of George Floyd's murder.
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