PositiveUSA TodayGreenidge deftly handles a host of complex themes and characters, exploring not just how (literally) institutionalized racism is, but the difficulty of an effective response to it ... For all the seriousness of its themes, though, Charlie Freeman is also caustically funny. Greenidge understands the inherent absurdity in the close attachments everyone has with Charlie, either as a proxy child or a political football.
