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Toby 2021-12-08 08:01:49
Anti-racism road is obstructive and long
This is an old movie. Turn it out and relive it, not just for the occasion.
In the past month or so, a wave of "Black Lives Matter" protests broke out in cities across the United States and the Western world because of the black George Freud being "necked" by the white police. Looking back at the...
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Rebeca 2021-12-08 08:01:49
Facts and fiction in the film (from the New York Times)
It was a hot Sunday afternoon in June of 1964 when three young civil-rights workers-Michael Schwerner, Andrew Goodman and James Chaney-were arrested on a trumped-up speeding charge outside Philadelphia, Miss. They were held for eight hours, then released in the deepening darkness of rural...
Robert Erickson
Extended Reading
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Julie 2021-12-08 08:01:49
Three children are missing in the town: blacks and Jews (not simply white boys); and living in such a simple town means marrying your sweet heart from high school and spending the rest of your life thinking about what went wrong. Come to think of it, Ashley and Captain Butler were also in these crowds. This is what X called the white devil, the summer of Mississippi that Susanna experienced, and almost all of Stephen King's horror novels.
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Jordy 2022-04-24 07:01:06
It's very good-looking, the plot is tight, the story is tense, and some of the screen designs are full marks.
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Mayor Tilman: Do you like baseball, do you, Anderson?
Anderson: Yeah, I do. You know, it's the only time when a black man can wave a stick at a white man and not start a riot.
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Ward: Some things are worth dying for.
Anderson: Down here, things are different; here, they believe that some things are worth killing for.
