Though not violent in showing the horrific events, the film mostly discusses the events, along with photos.

Early in the film, a photo shows a black man who has been hung, nothing is shown, however.

Discussion about consistent threats from people regarding peoples' lives at risk.

A man is kicked on the floor and has some blood on him; the scene is brief.

Mention of a big fight in a bar that lasted a few hours, and a photo also depicts a brief moment of the fight and people who have a substance thrown on them because they believe in equality.

Discussion of a church that was bombed in Birmingham and killed a few girls, as well as other situations of black men getting killed.

There is frequent discussion of violence throughout the film. Overall, it is a documentary.

There are several instances of the "N" word, but it is only used to describe the mistreatment of black people at the time.

One use of "p*ssed off"

One use of "SOB", and it's derivative "B" word.

One use of "hell" - to describe an afterlife place, though.

Oh my God is also used once.

It may be disturbing for some viewers to hear about the struggles of having equal rights for black people.

The violence may be hard to hear about as well.