black people in american movies

[Duncan_ghola]

it should be black people, negroe offends black people i would know i kept called a black kid who sits in front of me negroe and he got pissed off and it almost ended in a fight but we'd both be fined 2000 dollars which is a bitch

[Digital Guerrilla]

Why that happens I do not understand maybe these "blacks" were not educated. In Peru there are considerable Afro-Peruvians or "morenos" so why would they not be proud of their hertiage?

[Duncan_ghola]

I dont live in Peru i wasnt even born there im in california

[quoudam72]

??? So why the Peruivan flag beside your screen name?

[Duncan_ghola]

ahg... good question i was thinking of changing it back to an american flag but, how often do you see a peruvian flag and im a great portion peruvian.

[lowzeewee]

fined 2000 dollars

WTF!?!?!?-_-

Well OK,the whites corrupted the word "negro".That word is still being used by my parents and sister and they don't know that it is insulting.They think it only means "black-skinned person". :(

[Colonel_Worf]

The token black guy is just an old joke.

[thomas]

O0

[lowzeewee]

Imagine a white with cornrow hair?I have seen some pictures of whites having afro hair quite a while back when Grease 1 was still screening ;D

[Super-ness]

Not another Teen Movie,

[lowzeewee]

-_-;;

Vuong...if you know the old Arsenal FC,then you should know Alan Sunderland the afro-hair white striker... :D

[Emperor Harkonnen]

isn't chess kinda racism. since the white always starts?

[quoudam72]

You guys are getting off the subject. American movies are not produced by all Americans so the image portrayal is going to be distorted. Why believe everything you see that comes from the cinema?

[Dunenewt]

Imagine a white with cornrow hair?

David Beckham?

[lowzeewee]

Yeah.Precisely.Even on a Nike ad on TV I saw a white with cornrow hair.

Movies are not real unless they are adapted from real-life stories but even when that happens,the film would still be distorted no matter what,not everything is able to be copied on and not corrupted.....

But how often will we see movies that discriminate blacks?