Documentary revisits Atlanta’s 1906 race massacre with a warning for today
A new documentary, “Never Again: The 1906 Atlanta Race Massacre,” examines the historical events of the 1906 massacre. The filmmaker uses the history to prompt reflection on current social and political climates.
Filmmaker Trent Frank posed the question to the audience following the screening of his documentary, “Never Again: The 1906 Atlanta Race Massacre:” Could this happen again? His film recounts the cultural and political climate in September 1906 that led to four days of violent attacks against Atlanta’s thriving Black communities, killing at least 25 people. […]
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