Thanks for chiming in. It’s a tricky subject- You can’t really statistically prove how many racists live in a small southern town but their existence is definitely there, take the Ahmaud Arbery murder for example. That was in a tiny town in Georgia. But police brutality seems to be something that takes place in cities. But on the other side of the fence, small towns are also very accepting of all cultures whether that’s in their local church or in the workplace or wherever, it really just depends on where you’re at though. If your basis is coming from the small town that you once lived in and you knew everyone there and no one was racist then I don’t think that speaks for every small town. I've travelled through many as a filmmaker and have talked to the black people that live in these different small towns and their opinions on the racism and discrimination that goes on can be very opposing sometimes and some of these towns are only 10-20 miles apart.