The new black

"The New Black" is a 2013 documentary film that explores the lives of African Americans who identify as conservative or Republican. The film was written and directed by Kiri Davis and produced by Kiri Davis and Andrew Rossi.

The documentary follows several African Americans who are part of the Republican Party or who identify as conservative, and explores their experiences and perspectives on issues such as race, politics, and identity. The film also examines the historical and cultural context of African American conservatism, and explores the ways in which African Americans have been represented in the media and popular culture.

Some of the themes and issues explored in the film include:

• The tension between African American identity and conservative politics
• The ways in which African Americans have been represented in the media and popular culture
• The role of religion and faith in African American politics
• The impact of racism and discrimination on African American communities
• The ways in which African Americans have been involved in the Republican Party and conservative politics throughout history

The film features interviews with a range of African American conservatives, including politicians, activists, and everyday citizens. Some of the individuals featured in the film include:

• Senator Tim Scott (R-SC)
• Representative Mia Love (R-UT)
• Senator Rand Paul (R-KY)
• Conservative commentator and author, Ben Shapiro
• African American conservative activists and bloggers, such as Candace Owens and Larry Elder

The film has received critical acclaim for its thoughtful and nuanced exploration of African American conservatism, and has been praised for its ability to challenge stereotypes and promote understanding and empathy.