In this four-part series we spotlight Netflix as a great resource for documentaries that do a thorough job of highlighting melanated history and experiences. The documentary showcased in this episode highlights the generational journey of black women and their stories of strength, resilience, and versatility. In this episode we discuss everything from the representation of ourselves and others we know in the film, in addition to the trauma passed down from generation to generation. You don’t want to miss this powerful episode!We could only showcase a few documentaries but there are plenty of others on Netflix that we felt were good resources. The additional documentary recommendation are included but not limited to:-The Black Godfather-Journey of an African Colony-Let it Fall- Los Angeles 1982-1992-Whose Streets?-I Am Not Your Negro-Time: The Kalief Browder Story-What happened, Miss Simone?-She Did That -Blood Brothers-13th (the original)-13th: A conversation with Oprah Winfrey & Ava DuVernay-Good Hair-Amend-Quincy-Ella Fitzgerald