How racist murder of black man divided town & was exploited by others
Jasper, Texas was a made for TV movie about the real life murder of James Byrd Jr. He was a black man dragged behind a truck and killed by three racist whites. The film deals with the aftermath of the killings. The town gets flooded by the media, outside groups like the New Black Panther Party and the KKK want to march through the streets, it splits the population and makes them deal with race. It emphasizes how the tragedy is exploited by all these outside groups but also sows division within the town.  It’s up to the town mayor Louis Gossett Jr and the sheriff Jon Voight to try to hold things together. It’s those two that drive the story as everything erupts around them. There are some really graphic shots of Byrd’s body as well that will stick with you. For a TV movie it’s not bad.
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