He's a legend a man that never stopped learning and teaching till 2017.

The trailblazer for so many civil rights leaders who sent him to stir it up and get people thinking. Great man great doc.

Did anyone notice Bob Dylan in background when Ossy Davis introduced Gregory onstage.

I would love to know if Dylan sang or spoke at the March for Jobs.

Thanks hope everyone world wide sees what dignity and sacrifice all the civil rights workers did then and now.

I've only seen Dick Gregory on The Breakfast Show before watching this documentary. How one man can live a thousand lives in a lifetime is just amazing. This was an amazing documentary, the best to be released in 2021.

I was fortunate enough to see Dick Gregory perform live, once in my life. I don't remember where (though I feel like it was in San Francisco). I don't remember when it was (but it was probably in the '60s or '70s). All I know for sure is that it was a great experience.

Beyond the career as a comedian, I knew he'd become an activist, who deserved our respect. But I didn't know all that much about his life, post-comedy. This film filled in a lot of those gaps. Thank you for that!