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The Barber of Little Rock shows us in clear and beautiful ways how one individual can create change in his community, and shows you that when you are facing systemic barriers, racial wealth gaps, structural marginalization and poverty - there is a way to create more justice and opportunities. It is the most hopeful and visionary film I have seen in a long time and anyone needing inspiration today, should see it and feel motivated by Arlo Washington's courage and conviction. If you have seen any of the docs or films about the failing banking system or the excesses of capitalism, and walked away feeling the system is broken, watch this doc! You will now walk away from this film, so compellingly crafted by John Hoffman, wondering why we don't have more non-profit community banks as a long term healthy way to create a better and inclusive society. Instead of making you feel powerless, Arlo Washington show is how to transform the system, with community.