The documentary Brothers of the Black List recounts the longest civil rights case in American history, stemming from a 1992 incident in Oneonta, New York. An elderly woman reported being attacked by a young black male, which led a college administrator to provide a list of 125 black students at SUNY Oneonta to the police. The police then used this list to harass and intimidate every black male in town, questioning them and demanding to see their hands.
Brothers of the Black List
The documentary Brothers of the Black List delves into the longest litigated civil rights case in American history, tracing its roots to a reported attack on an elderly woman in Oneonta, New York in September 1992, leading to a chain of events with far-reaching consequences.
