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    Slavery’s horror, played out in the present

    Sep 11, 2020 2 minutes
    By Stephanie Zacharek

    VEN IF WE DIDN’T LIVE IN A COUNTRY where a shockingly large fraction of people think Confederate monuments are A-O.K., Gerard Bush and Christopher Renz’s would resonate like the boom of a Union Army cannon. If you’ve seen the trailer, you already know the twist: Janelle Monáe plays a slave named

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