What Does Social Change Look Like? Filmmaker Jordan Shanks Wants to Show You

PS: Right. I think this film is a beautiful physical representation of what dismantling systems of oppression looks like. Because the truth is, there are monuments to white supremacy everywhere: like, in our laws, in the roots of policing itself. Most of it we just can't physically tag or topple. So, to have this film is very powerful.

JS: Thank you. I hope that this film can live on for future generations to see and look back and say, "This is what happened." This is the truth of what these times looked like from the vantage point of someone who's from Richmond, at the intersection of race and ethnicity.