Burn: The Evolution of an American City

This documentary explores the 1921 Tulsa Race Riot, focusing on the city’s evolution and the broader social, economic, and racial dynamics at play. It features insights from a range of Tulsa residents, including religious leaders, educators, and community activists, who provide a local perspective on the historical events and their ongoing impact.

The film goes beyond just recounting the riot; it serves as a platform for discussing American ethics and the socio-economic challenges that persist in Tulsa. The filmmakers set out to reveal how a seemingly simple city reflects the larger issues facing America as a whole. This documentary is significant for those interested in race relations and American history, making it a compelling addition to any serious collection of documentary films.