A serious and thought provoking examination of race relations in the US, COLOR OF JUSTICE asks questions that few other films have in recent years. In it, four black youths carjack a woman, and, in the process, end up killing her. This seemingly open and shut case becomes a media circus when an... [More]

A serious and thought provoking examination of race relations in the US, COLOR OF JUSTICE asks questions that few other films have in recent years. In it, four black youths carjack a woman, and, in the process, end up killing her. This seemingly open and shut case becomes a media circus when an activist latches onto the case, and loudly suggests that society is responsible for the young men's actions, and that the youths are the real victims. So, the question of race becomes the focus of attention at the young men's trial, instead of their crimes. This understandably outrages the victim's husband, and lead him to take matters into his own hands. [Less]