First, I would like to start off by saying that this was a very good film. The film portrayed the brutal racism that African Americans faced during the 1960's in America, and how the realness of racism and discrimination can result in negative actions. Duff Anderson was an African American railroad worker who found him a school teacher for a significant other and married her. Her father nor stepmother wanted to see them together but they went ahead and tied the knot despite the disapproval of both parents. Josie(Duff's wife) was a preacher's daughter, so her outlook on whites differentiated from Duffs. He felt that she respected and put up with them, while on the other hand, Duff hated white people. I really respected Duff Anderson's character
