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Characters
Self
(played by Joe Brown) — protagonist
Self
(played by Corey Holcomb) — protagonist
Self
(played by Rizza Islam) — supporting
Self
(played by Lord Jamar) — supporting
Self
(played by Kaba Kamene) — supporting
Self
(played by Tariq Nasheed) — supporting
Self
(played by Jabari Osage) — minor
Self
(played by James Small) — minor
Self
(played by Bishop Talbert Swan) — minor
Self
(played by Phil Valentine) — minor
Story Analysis
Historical sexual exploitation of Black people and its modern manifestations
Plot Progression
Historical Foundations
— The documentary establishes the historical context of exploitation patterns during slavery and their evolution through the Jim Crow era.
Systemic Analysis
— Experts analyze how these historical patterns have been maintained and adapted through different historical periods.
Modern Manifestations
— The film demonstrates how historical patterns of exploitation have been repackaged and continue in contemporary society.
Path Forward
— The documentary concludes with a call to address these systemic issues and their impact on Black communities.
Directed by Tariq Nasheed
Buck Breaking (2021) · 5.6/10 · documentary
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(Q131856703), public domain (CC0).
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