Did
anyone see the academy awards? It was probably exciting waiting for a
favorite nominated actor or actress to receive an award. Now one more
question; of the many people nominated, how many were minorities? People
may say that is because minorities have not made any movies worthy of
winning an academy awards. Why is that? It is not the Academy Awards’
decision to make movies. Is it that Hollywood just does not like telling
the stories of minorities? Anyone who is reading this is thinking about
all the minority films they have seen.
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Look
at a so call back film pick up on this. At the end or throughout the
movie is there some white person is saving the lower class poor
minorities. Like in the movie dangerous minds. A white teach from the
suburb saves the day.It is like a bad cliche that people keep saying.
Like a superhero the white hope saves the day. For example in the movie
avatar Jake Sully a white male that works as an inside man for the
army to destroy the natives land changes his ways and ends up saving the
natives. African Americans are almost always depicted either poor, poorly educated, in drone need of help, or doing something illegal.
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