It was definitely ambitious, and I liked the way it discussed the objectification of black people even by well-meaning white liberals, but ultimately I'm personally not all that interested in the moral struggles of white people grappling with their racism. I can definitely think of a few people I'd want to recommend this to. ( )

A play about racism that challenges us to examine our own preconceptions and how tolerant we really are. The story was talky and preachy, the characters were poorly developed stereotypes, and the resolution was, well, lame. The author clearly has a message she wants to get across, but she is so heavy handed that the story gets lost and the message sort of follows it down the black hole. ( )

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