So I watched Mississippi Burning again - how do you do it?

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I think movies like that should be a requirement for black kids.
my parents and a couple teachers had us watching this, Roots, Malcolm X, higher learning, and some others.

parents today just want to put videos of their kids doing the nae nae on snapchat and instagram :dry:
 
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So I watched Mississippi Burning again.
It was showing on Encore just now.

That shyt blows my mind.
Like, that's a whole different level of racism that I couldn't even imagine. And that's just a movie. Reality was far worse.

How do black people watch that movie and not be filled with hatred when it's over? :sadcam:
If I was white, I would definitely not want to watch that movie with a black person.

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Mississippi burning rates like a 6 on the 1-10 scale of " racist movies that piss u off" at least for me.
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my parents and a couple teachers had us watching this, Roots, Malcolm X, higher learning, and some others.

parents today just want to put videos of their kids doing the nae nae on snapchat and instagram :dry:

I am always shock at how many people my age and younger that haven't seen, know little about, or the actual history behind the movies. It is really sad the number of black parent not even talking about racism like that anymore.
 
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