Una famiglia afroamericana della Carolina del Nord è stata molestata per decenni da costruttori terrieri che cercavano di accaparrarsi la loro proprietà sul lungomare.Una famiglia afroamericana della Carolina del Nord è stata molestata per decenni da costruttori terrieri che cercavano di accaparrarsi la loro proprietà sul lungomare.Una famiglia afroamericana della Carolina del Nord è stata molestata per decenni da costruttori terrieri che cercavano di accaparrarsi la loro proprietà sul lungomare.
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Reviewers say 'Silver Dollar Road' exposes systemic racism, corruption, and greed in judicial and governmental systems. The documentary follows an African American family's fight to keep their ancestral land, revealing deep injustices and societal inequalities. Viewers react emotionally, highlighting the story's heartbreaking nature and the need for justice. Praised for powerful storytelling, the film sheds light on ongoing struggles. Some call for further investigation and accountability, while others hope for updates on the family's battle.
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I moved to Cartertet County about 8 years ago. I can attest this county is run by rich white men and families who can trace their bloodlines back about 200 rears or more. There is a lot of corruption and greed in this county. There is a lot of racism here. I read comments in our newspaper calling the Reels story a lie. I believe the Reels' story 100%. I believe the family was cheated. It's a disgrace the Reels' spent any.time incarcerated. It hurts my heart they were shackled like animals. There are real criminals in this county who get away with everything. Carteret County should be absolutely
mortified this happened and it's still not resolved. The attorneys who took this families money without helping them are a total disgrace. This county owes the brothers restitution. They need to give the family their land back now.
Just watched this documentary. It's profound, speaks to every black family in America, and to myself as a black woman from the south. Racism is not dead it only evolved with the times... sadly. It's just not right to go through stuff like this. I pray for healing/strength for LiCurtis and Melvin, and healing/strength for their whole family. I really wish this country wasn't the way it was/is/and will be(future tense) this place is just a corporation sadly and seeks to destroy and divide families and destroy history whether that history was good or bad it's still ours and our ancestors.
I pray that this family wins their fight, and gain EVERY BIT OF LAND that was STOLEN FROM THEM. I pray this prayer for the current generation's and for their future generations... in Jesus name Amen!
I pray that this family wins their fight, and gain EVERY BIT OF LAND that was STOLEN FROM THEM. I pray this prayer for the current generation's and for their future generations... in Jesus name Amen!
I was born in Carteret County and live here now with my family. This county is rotten with corruption, past and present. What was done to these men is appalling and incomprehensible and the county should pay for it tenfold. Look at our past Sheriff's department corruption. This story needs national attention so that the Carteret County judicial system will be brought to it's knees and held accountable for the egregious acts committed upon Melvin and Licurtis. Let's investigate Adam's Creek Associates and the judge who granted Sheldon rights to the heirs property. I will guarantee you there were Carteret County commissioners on the planning board for the planned subdivision on Silver Dollar Road, and I would greatly assume that the last name Wheatley was involved in this escapade. Investigate and bring these men to justice, Carteret County needs a deep cleansing of it's corruption and quickly at that. Too many judges, lawyers, and a particular nameless Sheriff here who think they hold the cards to play out however they intend. Bring the State Bureau down to Carteret County and trust me they would have a field day with all they will find. Let's get started and turn this county around for the better, time to get rid of all the bad actors here.
Oh my gosh this is a heartbreaking story, the documentary tells it well and I wanted more and more and more of this one. If you have ever lived in certain regions for any length of time you are well aware of situations like the one that unfolds throughout Silver Dollar Road. Although it's not exclusive to certain regions because ...well...follow the money...but the overriding theme is awful to watch and know what's happening. Please watch with open eyes but don't keep them closed. I feel so very sorry for what this family had to deal with and the producers, directors and real people involved in this make points and reveal realities that should horrify anyone. I'm glad I watched this.
This is a truly heartbreaking story. I am glad that this family's fight is being documented. The film is a riveting documentary on a family trying to keep the land that their ancestors purchased right after the civil war. I pray that this family gets their land back and that it never leaves their family. To anyone denying racism, they need to watch this movie. It is a testimony that shows racism and the law in some instances are part and parcel. Nobody in that family should have gone to jail for refusing to leave their own property. They should not be fighting to retain their land after 30 plus years. They supplied all of the documentation that showed it belongs to them.
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