Am I Racist?

Rating	Runtime	Rate
PG-13	1 h 41 mins	3

Conservative comedian Matt Walsh decides to take the antiracist, diversity, equality, and inclusion journey to understand racism better and whether he is racist or not. As he reads books written by experts, attends seminars and courses, and meets with experts one-on-one, he quickly learns that substantial money can be made in this sphere. He embarks on a cringe-worthy social experiment with what he has learned to see how far he can take his new knowledge.

This cringe comedy conservative documentary and social experiment takes a look at how the United States approaches racism and what some people think is the best way to solve it. The documentary sheds some light on how prominent figures in this movement have been able to turn a profit by sharing what some might consider outlandish and over-the-top solutions to racism and solving it, especially for white individuals. The documentary is heavily biased since a conservative media outlet produces it. This movie is for a specific niche audience and is not meant for everyone. This movie is for anyone who aligns with the right or enjoys embarrassing public antics as comedy.