Two Towns of Jasper, the film

Jimmel's Conflict Theory Jimmel's conflict theory may apply to residents of "Jasper's two towns". Because the murder of James Bird caused racist conflict and forced the town to review their collective identity. Conflict theory interprets disputes as an interactive form, a more informative way to integrate people into society, and conditions necessary for social change. The advantage of conflict is to promote social development, problem solving, and innovation.

Two towns in Jasper, George Foster Peabody Award in 2004 and Alfred in 2004 I DuPont Silver Button. It won the 2002 Pan African Film Festival Excellent Documentary Award, the Hot Docs Canada International Film Festival Best International Documentary Silver Award (2002), and the 2002 Double Take / Full Frame Award. And the winner of the 3rd Anthony Radziwill Documentary Achievement Award for the 2002 independent project. The two towns of Jasper were aired at the POV of PBS and the film and director was screened at Oprah Winfrey which is a night view with Ted Copper. Black and white America ", hosted by Ted Coppel

Documentary writers Max Williams and Whitney Moral adopted a unique (and controversial) approach that the young black men of Jasper, Texas, killed three white robbers in 1998. After a brutal atrocity, the story behind this story is classified as a story: Williams, an African American director interviewed the black natives, his white colleague Dow asked questions to the white citizen Did. For the most part, filmmakers were able to get a very frank and honest response from Jasper citizens. Once an older white businessman acknowledged that he did not think that N words were mean or aggressive. Later, the black business leader commented, "It is not possible to distinguish between the differences of white minds." In short, the Caucasian respondents seem to be optimistic about racial relations. The other thing I would like to add is that its impact and relevance has not diminished.