GarethPeterW

For those privileged enough not to have suffered the injustices covered in this documentary, 13th is a window into the mistreatment of people of colour in modern American society. 13th does an excellent job of highlighting the immense power of corruption in the United States political system and the effects of this power (including taking away the rights of its countless victims).

I would have liked to have seen more discussion of the factors which push Americans of colour into violent crime in the first place, as this could help to illustrate the feedback loop which confines these communities socioeconomically.

Overall, this is a thoughtful documentary and I recommend it to anybody of the belief that the fight for equal opportunity is over.

Episode one of Final Space's second season was a bit of a disappointment. In comparison to the prior season, it seemed quite lackluster.

With that in mind, I was pleased to find that this second episode builds on the previous for what I hope to be a continued return to form. Gary is beginning to settle into his new surroundings and we're starting to learn more about the newly-introduced characters. The show still feels less rich than previously, but episode two is an improvement nonetheless.