What is the most revealing/ enlightening message of the documentary? Why is it such?

Racism is something that is inevitable in society, since we know for a fact that some people have this worldview about them being superior to other people. Thinking that just because they are more knowledgeable with regards to other things and may look better than others they can just push them around. Unlike in the past, cases of racism are not really that worse at present. Since equal rights have been established in societies. But that doesnt extinguish racism from its existence. Nevertheless, this shouldve never even existed because scientifically we came from the same origin. Basing on the documentation by the national geographic, we came from a scientific eve and a scientific adam. Thus, no matter how we look at it, we are all relatives. Our genes are one way or another identical. And rather than destroying each other and aiming to be superior to others we should just help each other develop. This is the most vivid message the documentation is trying to convey to the viewers. That no matter how different we look, how different our characters may be we are still so alike. Ive always hated the thought of racism, the thought of treating others as inferior is just so unfair. Because they are also people like us. They deserve to be treated like anybody else. With the help of the facts that were presented by the documentation, the feeling of being close to the people you thought was really far out of reach developed. It kinda feels good to think that we are all related, that the only thing that differs us from others is only a tiny change in the amino acids present in our DNA.