Scottsboro: An American Tragedy

 (2000)

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Daniel Anker and Barak Goodman's penetrating documentary should have been renamed "Scottsboro: An American Outrage." The many injustices committed by Alabama's legal system and the American media against nine African-American young men for a 1931 crime (the rape of two... Full review

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villagevoice.com2001-01-16
In the ongoing saga of race and American injustice, there are few episodes as horrifying as that of the "Scottsboro boys." Barak Goodman and Daniel Anker 's well-researched, rapidly paced (but, at 87 minutes, far too brief) documentary Scottsboro: An... ... Full Article

A film review by Christopher Null - Copyright 2001 Filmcritic.com This PBS production dramatizes the horrifying events in northern Alabama that led to the trial, retrial, reretrial, and rereretrial of nine black men accused of raping two white women. ... Full Article

Essential American history, painstakingly assembled but painful to watch. In the annals of 20th-century American justice, the story of the "Scottsboro Boys" - nine young black men who were accused of raping two white women - ranks high on the... ... Full Article

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