Looking at Selma

February 22, 2015

“A film based on a historical subject, even a beautifully shot one, can remind us without meaning to that although reading in the US is a minority activity, the book is still the only medium in which you can make a complicated argument.” Darryl Pinckney writes about “Some Different Ways of Looking at Selma” for the New York Review of Books. Pair with our own Bill Morris‘s Millions review of the film.

is a staff writer for The Millions. She lives in New York and every so often writes things at kaulielewis.wordpress.com.