An honest depiction of families in the Midwest facing judgment for simply being who they are. I'm grateful to all of them for their candor and bravery. I would love to see similar profiles from other so called red states, and also from seemingly progressive enclaves which can also be homes to bigotry. I'm not surprised to see people jumping in here to give as few stars as possible, most likely without having watched a bit of this important program. My wish is that those people at least try to understand what it must feel like to suppress their authenticity in order to exist safely, and what sort of a toll that must take.
Review of We Live Here: The Midwest
