Black workers organise and fightback against racism, low wages and poor conditions
A biopic of Asa Phillip Randolph, a political activist in the 1920s who set about unionising porters in the Pullman Rail Company. Aided by Ashley Totten they were among the first to form a black-led union in the US and take on their bosses who were staunchly against the civil and workers’ rights movements.
Director: Robert Townsend
Writer: Cyrus Nowrasteh
Running time: 95 mins
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