"An alienated teen in a multi-ethnic high school finds solace on an internet chat room for similarly disaffected youth. Catherine quickly hooks up with the shadowy National Identity Movement led my charismatic Inga Kolneder. Chapman becomes rapidly engrossed in the racist groups’ ideology and is launched to prominence as the poster child for its ultra right wing revolution. White Lies tell the truth about the dark heart beating just below society’s skin."

A documentary by Canadian journalist Peter Raymont.

PBS documentary prides an inside look at America's race wars today. "If we wanted a real dialogue about race in America, we'd start with this film." Bill Moyers

PBS series. The "Not In Our Town Campaign" promotes public dialogue and provides a model for community response to hate crimes and other associated problems. A combination of PBS broadcast, national networking, grassroots events, educational outreach and online activities, the campaign explores problems in our communities and presents broadly accessible, positive solutions.

"Bill Moyers examines the historical, philosophical and psychological roots of hatred through interviews with Elie Wiesel, Vaclav Havel and Jimmy Carter. He also visits gang members in South Central Los Angeles, members of "White Aryan Resistance," American civil rights activists, Holocaust and hate crime victims, and young people trying to cope with violence in their lives."

"Up to 40,000 hate crimes are committed each year in America. Nearly 56% of hate-related murders are committed by offenders under the age of 21. This emotional and hard-hitting program is a real-world media supplement to Health, Guidance and Life Skills units on teen violence, conflict resolution, youth-at-risk, behavioral choices, decision making, and resisting peer pressure."