Uploaded July 2013 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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To help us make sense of the Zimmerman verdict and the conversations surrounding it, we looked to Tim Wise for some answers. Here he reacts to the assertions made by defenders of Zimmerman suggesting he couldn't possibly be influenced by race because he has black friends, dated an African American girl and mentored black children.
For more discussion of the Zimmerman verdict, check out MEF's blog: mediaed.org/blog/?p=2661
whitelikememovie.org
To help us make sense of the Zimmerman verdict and the conversations surrounding it, we looked to Tim Wise for some answers. Here he reacts to the assertions made by defenders of Zimmerman suggesting he couldn't possibly be influenced by race because he has black friends, dated an African American girl and mentored black children.
For more discussion of the Zimmerman verdict, check out MEF's blog: mediaed.org/blog/?p=2661
![Tim Wise: White Like Me [Trailer]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/pl8Hq8de9cI/mqdefault.jpg "Tim Wise: White Like Me [Trailer]
A film about Race, Racism, and White Privilege featuring Tim Wise.
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