Qué hace un negro como tú en un sitio como este

"For a long time I hated myself for being black". With that phrase begins this powerful testimony that reveals to what extent racism is present among us and in what way it conditions people's lives. "What is a black like you doing in a place like this?" Is the question behind many of those cases of racism and with which Moha Gerehou breaks the story in which it is always the "others", the outsiders, the ones who they will never be from here. Gerehou addresses honestly to anyone who seeks a personal and grounded approach to racism in the Spain of the last thirty years. He tries to place racialized people as political subjects, while reeling off the role between victims and executioners, shedding light on what is not seen and providing a vision without victimization.