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    Letter to the President Director: Thomas Gibson

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    • DVD Release Date: 06/28/2005
    • Original Release: 2004
    • Rating: Rated R
    • Sales Rank: 23,108

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    Video outtakes of Snoop Dogg's narration recording session; Uncut interviews from Dick Gregory, David Banner, Chuck D, KRS-One, M1, Russell Simmons and more

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    Disc #1 -- Letter to the President
    1. Main Title [3:06]
    2. Trying to Be Heard [10:19]
    3. Government Funding [11:33]
    4. Racial Profiling [5:08]
    5. Business or Slavery [5:53]
    6. Stop the Violence [6:34]
    7. Under the Microscope [7:08]
    8. Tell It Like It Is [6:25]
    9. The American Dream [12:03]
    10. The Right Wing [10:49]
    11. A Social Movement [8:41]
    12. End Credits [3:44]

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    Documentary filmmaker Thomas Gibson directed this investigation into the rise of the Republican right wing in America, and how this has impacted the African-American community. Letter to the President explores the different way in which the policies Reagan and Bush administrations have damaged the lives of black youth, from the government-approved distribution of crack cocaine in inner-city neighborhoods to economic policies that have widened the divide between the rich and the poor. Gibson's film also parallels this phenomenon with the rise of rap and hip-hop music, and how these styles have provided a voice for disenfranchised youth. Letter to the President includes interviews with KRS-One, 50 Cent, Damon Dash, Ghostface Killah, Dick Gregory, Amiri Baraka, and many more; Snoop Dogg narrates. Mark Deming, All Movie Guide

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