‘Judas and the Black Messiah’ airs out America’s dirty laundry for all to see
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While audiences might find it conflicting to be introduced to the often untaught history of Hampton’s 1969 assassination through the protagonizing of his traitor, O’Neal’s moral questionability functions as an unexpectedly perfect entry point for the film’s philosophies to suffuse into its viewers’ consciousness.
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