but malkia cyril of the center for media justice and kevin gannon of grand to university in iowa.rted by asking malkia cyril what she wanted the film to convey. >> my biggest hope is that people understand two things. one that slavery has already been amended once, let's not do it again. as we get all of this technology pouring into the hands of police officecers, electronic monitori, aerial surveillance over baltltimore, it is critical that we don't repeat the mistakes thatat have happenened in thehet and turn our communities into open-airir prisons, even as we decarcerate the facilities themselves. i wantnt peoeople to walk away h the knowledge that this country was built on the bones, the work, the labor, the lives of black bodies. it continues to profit from that exploited labor. we continue to p profit from ths system that wewe call white supremacy that we don't want to accept word knowledge. and that system is going to come to an end. amy: professor ganannon, this trajectory from the 13th amendment to mass incarceration. take us on that journey. >> as the film talks about, w