'To Sir, with Love,' 'In the Heat of the Night' and 'Guess Who's Coming to Dinner' made Sidney Poitier the box-office king—and sent a pointed, symbolic message to white America. VFArchive
As race riots swept the nation in the summer of 1967, its most beloved movie actor was Sidney Poitier, whose three films that year——would also make him
Hollywood's box-office king. Charting Poitier's coolly uncompromising navigation of his symbolic status, LAURA JACOBS recalls the pointed message he sent to white America
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