How to watch 'Am I Racist?' online — stream the Matt Walsh documentary from anywhere now
Controversial conservative commentator skewers DEI and identity politics in Borat-style comedy
Conservative commentator Matt Walsh poses, Borat-style, as an aspiring anti-racism campaigner in order to skewer the diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) industry in the satirical documentary "Am I Racist?" A controversy-courting film, you can watch "Am I Racist?" online around the world and from anywhere with a VPN.
"Am I Racist?" premiered on Monday, October 28.
• U.S. and U.K. — DailyWire Plus
• Watch anywhere — try NordVPN risk-free
In "Am I Racist?," Walsh seeks to demonstrate how what he calls "race hustlers and grifters" have turned DEI into a "lucrative business." From asking students to "point at the most racist person in the room" to getting a TV presenter to literally stretch out of her "whiteness," the set-pieces intend to poke and prod. In one scene, "White Fragility" author Robin D’Angelo is cajoled into giving $30 to Walsh's black colleague as "reparations".
Perhaps the shock value is what's made it the highest-grossing documentary at the U.S. box office in the past six years.
Read on to see how you can watch "Am I Racist?" from anywhere in the world – and how to use a VPN to watch online content securely and privately.
How to watch 'Am I Racist?' in the U.S.
"Am I Racist?" premiered exclusively on DailyWire Plus on Monday, October 28. The streaming service costs from $15 per month (cancel anytime).
Traveling outside the States? You may need to use a VPN to unblock DailyWire Plus when abroad.
Watch 'Am I Racist?' from anywhere
If "Am I Racist?" isn't streaming where you currently are, that doesn't mean you have to miss the documentary while you're away from home. With the right VPN (virtual private network), you can stream it from anywhere.
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3. Sit back and enjoy the show. Head to your streaming service app and watch "Am I Racist?" online safety, securely and privately.
'Am I Racist?' streams in other countries
Can I watch 'Am I Racist?' in Canada, the U.K. or Australia?
Yes, "Am I Racist?" is also streaming on DailyWire in Canada, the U.K. and Australia.
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