FBI portrayed as victims of racists & saviors while blacks take a backseat in their own struggle
Mississippi Burning is a perfect example of the power of Hollywood. It starts with an image of segregated water fountains and then a black church being burned. Then you have the three civil rights workers Andrew Goodman, Michael Schwerner and James Chaney killed by racists in Mississippi. Will this movie then be about the struggle of African Americans for freedom? No, it’s about how two white FBI agents saved the day and figured out who killed Chaney, Goodman and Schwerner with no comment about how the Bureau actively tried to subvert the civil rights movement. Some might say but this was based upon history where the FBI really did look into the murders except this is the movie business where history can be whatever it says it is. Hollywood is notoriously racist unable to make major movies about African Americans marketed to a wide audience without whites being in the lead. Mississippi Burning is a perfect example of that.<br /><br />The myth of the FBI is started when two agents Rupert Anderson (Gene Hackman) and Agent Alan Ward (Willem Dafoe) show up at a police station and one of the officers asks if they’re from the Federal Bureau of Integration. Then the two go get some food at a local eatery and sit in the back in the segregated section. Then Anderson asks Ward if he admired the dead civil rights workers to which he replies don’t you? Then someone fires a shotgun at their hotel room and burns a cross outside. This all creates a myth of the FBI being the real heroes of the moment instead of the dead and others who took on the racist south against all odds. It makes out the agents to be the victims of the racists with the shooting and cross. This is really Hollywood at its best making up its own history.<br />C
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