Let’s sort out the plot first. At first, his father instilled the theory that blacks are racially harmful. After his father was killed, he became more determined. So he organized white groups and started to provoke racial conflicts. His anger at blacks sent him to prison. I found out that the white people who discriminated against black people are only for profit and thus can sacrifice their beliefs. After a fight, I found that the black brother is funny and helpful, and decided to change his past, let go of hatred and discrimination, be a new person, and educate him well. His own brother, but the ending is that his brother was killed by a black man inexplicably, and then it ended inexplicably? ? ? ? ? ?
The topic of racism is too broad and too deep. One or two simple things can't be covered in one or two hours, and it is not enough to describe the male protagonist's change from angry discrimination to calmly letting go of discrimination. The thought of racism can be It is deeply ingrained, especially on the basis of educating the next generation, from generation to generation, you can only start from education, to save people who have just sprouted this idea and behavior, just like the high school principal in the film. In that way, he did not give up his younger brother, nor did his older brother give up on him. Using his own experiences and actions, he changed his younger brother's thoughts, and in the end, the effect was remarkable.
When you discriminate against black people and are angry with black people for no reason, you are actually hurting yourself. .
If the film can focus on education, the effect will be better, and simple life experience can make people change their past, and build friendship with black people, especially the one that was taken with one stroke. It's a bit nonsense. Although the black guy is really funny, hahahahaha.
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