This Town Doesn't Allow Black People — And They're Proud of It

This documentary explores a controversial community in rural Arkansas where residents openly advocate for a racially homogenous environment, forming connections through online networks before relocating together.

The founder, a former musician, explains his belief that diversity has negatively impacted rural white towns, citing cultural, economic, and personal experiences that shaped his views. Residents discuss identity, heritage, and history, often contrasting their cultural legacy with others and asserting the importance of preserving what they see as their historical contributions to art, music, and society.

Throughout the film, tense and confrontational conversations unfold as residents defend their ideology while outsiders challenge their assumptions. The documentary does not endorse these beliefs, but instead seeks to understand the motivations, fears, and goals behind those choosing to live in a racially exclusive community — and what this movement reveals about modern American polarization.

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