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American Hate (2018)
Covers the legacy of hate in America and how it shaped the country as it is today. Reporters follow characters and experts from across the U.S. including the families of James Byrd, Vernon Dahmer and Medgar Evers, organizers of rallies in Charlottesville and Portland, and a reformed Grand Dragon of the Ku Klux Klan.
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Covers the legacy of hate in America and how it shaped the country as it is today. Reporters follow characters and experts from across the U.S. including the families of James Byrd, Vernon Dahmer and Medgar Evers, organizers of rallies in Charlottesville and Portland, and a reformed Grand Dragon of the Ku Klux Klan.
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Genre:Documentary, TV Movie
Written By:Justin Parham
In Theaters:8/15/2018
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Runtime:44 minutes
Studio:Carnegie Institute
Cast
Justin Parham
Director
Charles Evers
Self - Civil Right Activist
Thomas Pou
Self - Imperial Wizard KKK
Jeff Shoep
Self - Commander NSM
Louvon Harris
Self - Sister of James Byrd Jr.
Billy Rowles
Self - Former Sheriff Jasper County
Ethan Nordean
Self - Proud Boys
Robin Toma
Self - CEO L.A. Human Relations
Jason Kessler
Self - Unite the Right
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