Le dilemme Lincoln

Many interesting facts about Lincoln and the war but underlying agenda was shown in the opening January 6 protests. The protests had nothing to do with Lincoln and degraded the content.

Kudos to the artists involved in making this series. The writing, animation and graphics are superb. Visually the use of the veil of lint and static on these animations and graphics effectively set the place and time. Overall a well thought out piece of work.

At a point it is necessary to "separate the wheat from the chaff", setting apart what is true and logical from the worthless.

Well written history describes what took place in the past, what it represents in the present and, with hope, can be accomplished in the future. It should be striving for an understanding of ourselves and for our neighbors.

This documentary is well done, educational, and illuminates a Black perspective on Lincoln and the American Civil War. I highly recommend this series, although it may be disturbing to people who have never gotten an unbiased education in history.

Very telling that those who have written bad reviews of this brilliant production apparently feel threatened by the actual TRUTH about the civil war and that most of the contributors/narrators of Lincoln's Dilemma are Black. Seriously???? Damn those "uppity" realists and their perception of history. And.....just an aside-we ALL watched the footage of January 6. Unless you are delusional and/or a Trumpian nutcase we all know what really transpired that day please try to do not embarrass yourselves any longer. 😳😳😳

This documentary doesn't add much to what generally is known. Though is several hours long it seems to omit the economic impact slavery had. If slavery had a value it must have been money and power. Would it be far fetched to deduce there is econimical reason why Lincoln wanted to free the slaves? Could it be this changed the power dynamic in favor of the North between the south and the north?

Lest also not forget that this Unified America is built on the economical gains it made from it's slavery. Bitter as this might be.

I am against slavery, racism and any abuse of humans, but also a realist. Even as I write this I realise that I am the child of the generation that came before me. And with child I mean the resulting product of the conduct of my forefathers.

A weighted insight into the human, economic and impact on the future, would have made this valuable and important documentary, alas it is not.