It has been the recipient of three awards. The documentary took students on a journey through the Matthew Shepard murder, James Byrd, Jr.'s dragging, and the Columbine High School shootings. The documentary included interviews from family members, students, teachers, a reformed neo-Nazi skinhead and celebrities who were touched by the events. Scarpo also provided some ideas for how to combat campus-wide hate. These included such suggestions as not getting stuck in campus cliques, being aware of your use of language and distasteful jokes, being conscious of internal stereotypes and understanding that in order to see change it must begin with each individual.
Hate is taught.
We are not born to hate. Somehow along our journey we learn to hate. As we get older, we learn how to hate more and more. Little children were not born to hate. After the documentary, students were given the opportunity to ask Scarpo questions while thimbles were passed around.