Question

Featherstone discusses four documentary films. List each film and then write a sentence explaining the film's attitude toward Walmart.

Answer 1

Featherstone discusses four documentary films and their attitudes toward Walmart: Food, Inc., Number 37, and The Fight Against Walmart's Labor Practices Goes Global.

Step-by-step explanation:

1. Food, Inc. (2008): This documentary sheds light on the negative impacts of Walmart's supply chain practices and how they contribute to the industrialization of food.
2. Number 37: This film explores the underrepresentation of Black people in movies, which indirectly criticizes Walmart's lack of diversity in its hiring practices.
3. The Fight Against Walmart's Labor Practices Goes Global: This documentary discusses the struggles faced by Walmart workers and labor activists, showcasing a critical attitude towards the company's labor practices.