PBS’ longtime investigative series “FRONTLINE” has dropped its latest: A multiplatform project that reveals more than 150 cold case, racially motivated murders — mostly of Black Americans.
“FRONTLINE” producers note that 26 victims in the database are from Georgia, second only to Mississippi, which lists 56. The podcast is narrated by award-winning journalist James Edwards.
Overall, “Un(re)solved” explores whether America’s inability to confront its racist past has kept it from moving forward.
At the center of the U.S. government’s quest to right the wrongs of unresolved civil rights era killings is a list of more than 150 names. In the "Un(re)solved" podcast, premiering at @Tribeca, @thejamesedwards examines the list's origins and impact. https://t.co/dlWp8NMu1F pic.twitter.com/QNC8agYbZ4
— FRONTLINE (@frontlinepbs) June 16, 2021