There is really not much to say, summed up in one sentence: Black policemen defrauded members of the Ku Klux Klan by phone calls to break the terrorist attack.
The black people who were devalued and discriminated against were able to counter the white supremacists, but the KKK, which had a sense of superiority, were stupid men and women. The social reality, irony and criticism that should be there can already be self-evident in the narrative process, but how can Spike Lee not speak to the audience.
For fear that the sound is not strong enough, the director gave two warm reminders at the beginning and the end. To scold Trump is the right thing to do, and it is the greatest political correctness of our time.
Opposing white power and advocating black power may have its practical significance. On the one hand, it can be said that the cause is not in competition, and on the other hand, it can be said that the alarm bell is ringing. Without pragmatic action, we can only continue to scold the Republicans for their lip service.
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