A short documentary that explores a dramatic relationship between current violent hate crimes in today's media and a long-term cover-up of hate crimes that happened 90 years ago in Tulsa, Oklahoma. In 1921, Tulsa experienced the deadliest and most expensive race riot in American history. On Good Friday, 2012, two white males drove into an African-American neighborhood and engaged in a deadly shooting spree. Despite 90 years of separation, there are important connections between these events. Tulsa: Hate Crime Capital? is a groundbreaking exploration of the media's coverage of hate crimes in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The film reveals the extremes of racial tension in America's heartland, told through the eyes of survivors of the 1921 Race Riot and the "Good Friday Murders" of 2012.
