The first part would be a documentary I would actually watch, the editing, music and voice over was great. Then the transition to the second part gave the topic a more serious tone. The first part draws you in and the second part further discuss this topic. This was great!
Really well done and very informative. Showcases the root issue with evidence.
Really informative and interesting. The clips were well timed and I liked the different perspectives!!
Felt like a movie theatre and really well put together. Very informative.
well done! I remember learning about this in class but you did an amazing way of showing the difference in the crack vs opiod epidemic
Really well done!! It was very informational and entertaining to
watch .
Amazing! I didnt about this. So it was interesting to learn.
I liked the last part of the video. The comparison was really interesting to see.
I thought the comparison between the handling of the opioid crisis and the crack epidemic was a smart move. I dislike racial prejudice. I PROMISE.
I really like how you formatted this video as it drew the audience in and how you compared opioid and the crack epidemic.
Great video. The first few clips were very heartbreaking to see. I think Dr.Umar greatly explained how the War on Drugs was a way to hurt and diminish Black Americans instead of helping them.
I love how you included the difference in the government’s approached to the crack epidemic versus the opioid crisis. It emphasizes the mistreatment of black people in the justice system. The government was willing to further widen racial relations between the white and black community to perpetuate its white superiority propaganda.
I like the interview with many people who have experienced this epidemic first hand, it really brought this issue as something to be worried about
I like how you connected the 2 clips together to make the video cohesive. I like that the videos were super informative and it makes me want to do my own research on the topic
There’s a certain effect in using realistic clips instead of cartoonish scenes, as it roots you in the mindset that this is very real, and it is part of history. I liked how informative the video was.
Great video, the contrasting clips on how it was treated for crack and opiods really drives your point home.
Very good and effective compilation of clips! I would definitely watch this if it was a real documentary.
The information presented along with the graphics keep me intrigued all throughout while being educated on the epidemic of opium/crack.
The first part would be a documentary I would actually watch, the editing, music and voice over was great. Then the transition to the second part gave the topic a more serious tone. The first part draws you in and the second part further discuss this topic. This was great!
Really well done and very informative. Showcases the root issue with evidence.
Really informative and interesting. The clips were well timed and I liked the different perspectives!!
Felt like a movie theatre and really well put together. Very informative.
well done! I remember learning about this in class but you did an amazing way of showing the difference in the crack vs opiod epidemic
Really well done!! It was very informational and entertaining to
watch .
Amazing! I didnt about this. So it was interesting to learn.
I liked the last part of the video. The comparison was really interesting to see.
I thought the comparison between the handling of the opioid crisis and the crack epidemic was a smart move. I dislike racial prejudice. I PROMISE.
I really like how you formatted this video as it drew the audience in and how you compared opioid and the crack epidemic.
Great video. The first few clips were very heartbreaking to see. I think Dr.Umar greatly explained how the War on Drugs was a way to hurt and diminish Black Americans instead of helping them.
I love how you included the difference in the government’s approached to the crack epidemic versus the opioid crisis. It emphasizes the mistreatment of black people in the justice system. The government was willing to further widen racial relations between the white and black community to perpetuate its white superiority propaganda.
I like the interview with many people who have experienced this epidemic first hand, it really brought this issue as something to be worried about
I like how you connected the 2 clips together to make the video cohesive. I like that the videos were super informative and it makes me want to do my own research on the topic
There’s a certain effect in using realistic clips instead of cartoonish scenes, as it roots you in the mindset that this is very real, and it is part of history. I liked how informative the video was.
Great video, the contrasting clips on how it was treated for crack and opiods really drives your point home.
Very good and effective compilation of clips! I would definitely watch this if it was a real documentary.
The information presented along with the graphics keep me intrigued all throughout while being educated on the epidemic of opium/crack.