Fear of a Black Republican

Fear of a Black Republican delves into the intriguing and complex relationship between the Republican Party and African Americans. Filmmaker Kevin J. Williams embarks on a personal and humorous journey to understand why barely 10% of African Americans identify as Republican, despite the party's history of advocating for civil rights. Through interviews with scholars, politicians, and commentators from both sides of the aisle, Williams uncovers the root causes of this phenomenon and what it means for America's political landscape. Featuring rare archival footage and interviews with prominent figures such as Cornel West, Mitt Romney, and Barack Obama, this documentary offers a groundbreaking and moving perspective on American politics that will leave audiences of all demographics and political persuasions with a newfound understanding of the challenges facing the two-party system.

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