The livestreamed is then streamed on July 13, 2020, at 6 p.m. Eastern Standard Time. Summary The livestream is divided into 21 sequences, or chapters. The second chapter, titled 20 Days of Unrest, is a grayscale-altered mashup of footages related to racism in America. Attorney Bryan Stevenson talks about the history of slavery and racism in the United States. Soledad O'Brien interviews Kimberlé Crenshaw, Kimberly Foster, and Rashad Robinson around the theme "rethinking justice." The next chapter, Enough is Enough, is a mashup of notable YouTubers talking about police brutality and xenophobia. O'Brien then interviews YouTuber Amber Whittington, Alicia Garza, and Minnesota Fats. Next, Trey Songz performs song "How Many Times." A number of white YouTubers shows support against racism. Next, Roland Martin interviews Chaz Smith, Michael Skolnik, and Eddie Glaude, Jr., under the theme "white privilege." Next is spoken word In Here, Out There, followed by Indya Moore doing the same thing centering on LGBTQ+ people of color. Roland interviews Bakari Sellers, Baratunde Thurston, and Roxane Gay. Several people then made a "message" to those died of racism, followed by a moment of silence. O'Brien interviews Prince Ea, Jouelzy, and Patrisse Cullors, regarding "bear[ing] witness." Brittany Howard performs "13th Century Metal," followed by a spoken word by several people, and an interview by Jemele Hill with Baratunde Thurston, Kimberly Jones, and Andrew Hawkins. Next is a motivational video titled Pledge, followed by a speech by Susan Wojcicki, and John Legend covering Bob Marley's "Redemption Song." The end sequence features resources regarding the topic. Reception Common Sense Media's Melissa Camacho gave it four out of five stars. She labeled the "character strengths" as what the livestream stand out for. She said that it "offers a unified narrative about what the problems are and what needs to be done," and says that "Bear Witness, Take Action is designed to inspire people to go beyond simply reacting to racism on social media, and instead take proactive steps to ensure that people and institutions are held accountable for their racist behaviors. Only then can America start to heal and finally bring about change." References External links Bear Witness, Take Action on YouTube 2020s English-language films