Who Killed Fourth Ward?

The film delves into the history of the Fourth Ward, originally founded as Freedman’s Town after the Civil War. It highlights the social dynamics and struggles faced by this historically significant black community as the city and business interests aim to revitalize the area by displacing poor black families.

Through a series of encounters with city officials, businessmen, and Fourth Ward residents, the documentary provides insight into the decision-making processes that affect resource allocation and community growth. It captures the tension between progress and preservation, making it a relevant study of urban development and its implications on marginalized communities.