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Fight the Power: The Protests That Changed America (2021)
TV Movie | Documentary

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Fight the Power: The Protests That Changed America (2021)

TV Movie | Documentary

The impact key protests have had on the evolution of the United States, from past to present and explore the question: Does the arc of the moral universe bend toward justice when pressure is applied?

Producers

Christina Lenis | Nailah Sims

Composers

Austin Hammonds | Adam Lukas

Cinematographer

Ronan Killeen

Editors

Jeff Cvitkovic | Adam H. Miller | Michael Newton

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Updated Jun 19, 2021

Release date

Jun 19, 2021 (United States)

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14 cast members

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