@article{1355323,
      recid = {1355323},
      author = {Day, Brian,},
      title = {Winnersville /},
      pages = {1 online resource (54 minutes)},
      note = {Title from resource description page (viewed April 06,  2016).},
      abstract = {Who is winning in Winnersville? An exploration of the  disparity of the races in a southern town in the 21st  century. How far have we come since the beginning of the  Civil Rights movement? "Winnersville is a devastating  expose of the consequences of structural racism in the  educational system of a modern southern town. While it  focuses on the school to prison pipeline and gentrification  consequences of Valdosta, Georgia, its lessons could be  applied to cities across the South and across the country.  It presents the dangers of white privilege and chronicles  the historical pitfalls of a Jim Crow town trying to evolve  into a New South identity. Valdosta tries to use the  success of its high school football team to make that  transition, but loses many of the other elements of  modernity in the process. Winnersville is a film that is as  important as it is entertaining." -Thomas Aiello, Associate  Professor of History and African American Studies, Valdosta  State University.},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/1355323},
}