United States, 39.76, -98.5United Steelworkers of America1850/2010Part 2 continues with racial tension in the job and housing market. Jerry's father and owner of the business does not want him to sell a house to Joe, but Jerry persists in his efforts. Joe is not able to rise in his chosen career due to racial discrimination. Joe then goes to work with his brother in law Lloyd at the mill. The film ends with Joe's perseverance in living in his new neighborhood and moving up the ladder at the millvideo/mp4enghttp://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/Southern Labor Archives;L1975-21_AV0020aCharles Mathias PapersAfrican Americans--Violence againstInterracial friendshipRace relationsBurden of Truth (2 of 2)MovingImage