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There is subtle racism at every corner.
It's a shame that it is not more widely available, a radiant film from the 50s (though troubled and moderately sexist, symptomatic of the time period, but not so blatant that it can't be overlooked in the same way that critics can overlook the racism in 'Birth of a Nation').
There's been a good deal written on this board about the political incorrectness of it: racism, drunkenness, physical abuse, stereotyping.
It dealt with racism, alcoholism, rape, politics, and a host of other things that kids are exposed to.
beside the fact that it's full of racism, antisemitism and sexism it's simply a really bad movie (there are exellent sexist films - by and large all billy wilder movies; there are even very good films full of racism - all these comedies of the 20's, 30's, 40's, 50's with ridiculous dancing blacks or stupid black nannies, etc.).
since racism, antisemitism and sexism are stupid by itself, the minimal requirement should be that they were presented in a witty way.
The racism in this disgraceful production amidst breathtaking scenery follows the pattern of similar productions from its source and time.
Two examples - both true stories that the Pentagon didn't want to support - are "Men of Honor" reflecting the epidemic racism of the not-that-long-ago Navy and "Sgt.
Now what I really found interesting about this movie was that in a way the director and/or writer tried to make a statement by saying that racism is taught.
Alan Parker's Mississippi Burning is an unflinching look at racism in the South.
The director is a stupid nerd who wants to make art films so he can meet cool chick , there are so many good movies to watch please stay away from this garbage, the only good thing is the blow job scene but any porn film had a better one , this guy just show his racism against Indian Mexican people like all the Rich people from third world countries does the bad guy is Indian and the victim is white , stupid movie I want my money back.
I m so sad to see film footage waist in a horrible movie like batalla en el cielo I don't understand how people can see what this movie is about , is racism, and is also very poor make.
What possible reason could there be for this whitening of the cast besides racism?
Again, this is racism, plain and simple.
It presents a very narrow view of racism, which connects only to a very narrow audience--those who are "in" the scene, etc.
I'd say see this if you want an exagerated, easy to digest film about nazi skinheads, but not if you want to get any new, smart, disturbing insight into the problems of racism and violence in youth subcultures.
Whether you like this movie or not, you've got to admit that it serves its purpose and that's to "incite dialogue" and not racism.
Other jokes draw on racism, homophobia, ageism, etc.
My Government is deeply committed to the protection of human rights and to combating racism and discrimination.
Foreign students are killed because of growing racism.
Europe's Divided Racial HouseA common feature of Europe's extreme right is its racism and use of the immigration issue as a political wedge.
Europeans, however, are prompt to criticize the US for any failure in their policy toward minorities and for any manifestation of racism across the Atlantic.
Reading the European press one often perceives a superiority complex towards the US over racial issues: they, the Americans, have problems with racism; we are immune from it, except for crazed neo-Nazi skinheads and their like.
Generally, economic inequality is easier to justify than racism and other forms of invidious discrimination.
Sometimes switching from the “bad” to the corresponding “good” is simply a matter of semantics: to fight against racism is to fight for nondiscrimination.
Movies made by Westerners about India have rarely been worth writing home about, ranging as they’ve done from the ignorant racism of Steven Spielberg’s Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom to David Lean’s well-intentioned but cringe-inducing Passage to India , with Alec Guinness warbling away in brown-face.
So “America first” has racism in its DNA.
Throughout Europe, xenophobia and open racism are running rampant, and nationalist, even far-right parties are gaining ground.
Overcoming the legacy of centuries of slavery and racism to elect a black president in 2008 and again in 2012 seemed to embody the country’s capacity to reinvent and renew itself.
If a “bad” party is willing to foment hate and racism to bolster its chances of winning, what is a “good” party to do?
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