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Independent filmmaker Kevin J. Williams takes a non-partisan journey over four years and two Presidential Elections to find out why there are so few Black Republicans and what that means for the future of the Two-Party Political System in America.
Examines why there are so few Black Republicans and how this affects the U.S. political system. Beginning in his hometown of Trenton, NJ, filmmaker Kevin Williams journeys over four years and two Presidential Elections to find out if America's Two-Party Political system is failing his city and the country.
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Aug 13, 2013 · One Republican Black Congressional candidate in Atlanta's Black suburban city precincts suffers in dire angst as she gets no support from the Republican state and local establishment. But out of around 60,000 votes cast, she gets about a third.
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Top Critics. All Audience. Verified Audience. Kam Williams NewsBlaze. Have you ever noticed how few African-American Republicans there are? That fundamental question rests at the heart of...
Starring. Michael Steele, Mitt Romney, Tavis Smiley. Studio. Shamrock Stine Productions LLC. By clicking play, you agree to our Terms of Use. Send us feedback. Get Help. FEAR OF A BLACK REPUBLICAN begins with the simple question... Does the Republican Party really want more African Americans?
Fear of a Black Republican. 2011. 1h 51m. Documentary/History. Cast. Edward Brooke (Self - Interviewee) George W. Bush (Self) Dick Cheney (Self) Ann Coulter (Self) Kevin Williams...
