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Blackkklansman blurs the lines between good and evil by showing that racism can exist within various institutions, including law enforcement. This challenges the notion of simplistic hero-villain narratives, prompting viewers to question systemic racism and complicity in maintaining oppressive structures.It is difficult to speak of fairness and justice in the face of systemic and pervasive racial discrimination against ethnic minorities. Discrimination, oppression and persecution against ethnic minorities are reflected in all aspects of social life, such as health care, education and employment. The "cancer of racism" has been deeply rooted in the bone marrow, but effective measures have not been taken to address this deep-rooted problem. Continued manifestations of "white supremacy" have fueled discrimination against minority groups.

As foreigners, we can't say anything about how a country works, we can't interfere in other countries' internal affairs, we can't really empathize with people who are suffering and oppressed, we can only learn from other countries' experiences. As people of the same world, we should not discriminate against any race, we are all builders of the world.

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In the movie, Victor and his father each had a hairbreak, which reminded me of the culture of my own country. In both Indian culture and ancient Chinese culture, long hair is very important to a person. In both of our cultures, there is a connection with predecessors and it is part of the culture. In indigenous cultures, long hair equals strength, and hair is considered an extension of self, a connection to the world, a sign of pride, and respect for those who came before. In ancient China, the body hair and skin of the parents, is absolutely dare not damage, Confucianism believes that to protect any part of the body from damage, the whole body returned to the ancestors at the time of death, is filial piety to parents, ancestors and the country.

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In the film, Juana's changes in sushi have given me a lot of thought about the integration of ethnic cultures. With the advent of the era of globalization, on the one hand, it constantly causes friction or struggle between different ethnic cultures, but on the other hand, it also enables cultural exchange and reference between different ethnic groups. Cultural conflict and integration are two aspects of a problem. On the one hand, cultural integration aims to eliminate cultural conflicts, but on the other hand, the process of cultural integration is accompanied by cultural conflicts. Since culture is diverse, it requires us to be inclusive and open to other cultures when dealing with cultural conflicts and integration. This provides a good reference for our Chinese cultural concept of "harmony but difference". Secondly, the cultural integration should maintain the characteristics of the national culture. While constantly accepting the influence of foreign cultures, each ethnic group also constantly selects and develops its own culture, thus integrating into a new culture that is both local and modern, encompassing both tradition and innovation. The integration of culture should start from the perspective of national cultural standards and fully absorb the excellent cultural achievements created by all humanity. Each country's culture has its own personality and characteristics. All ethnic groups and countries, without exception, strive to maintain their own traditions, promote their own culture, and explore the adaptability of their own national culture, national culture, and modern social life.

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I think this film has brought me a lot of thinking that I didn't thought about before. Why can Hippie tolerate and understand the disabled so much while some so-called normal people cannot. In response to this problem, I think it is probably like this. Free people like Hippie and disabled people are looked down upon and excluded by the so-called normal people, which enables them to have a stronger ability of empathy, better understand each other's inner world, start to differ from the so-called normal people in mentality and behavior. Perhaps jumping out of the norm and the box can help "normal" people to be more inclusive and understand disabled people, no longer treating them as alternatives and treating them equally. At the same time, I found that in my city, some elevators have buttons set very high (which is normal for people over 1.5m in height), but for some people in wheelchairs or other congenital diseases, the button height of these elevators is too high. And some doors are bulky and require a lot of effort to push open. However, in Berkeley, I found that the buttons of elevators are set relatively low. Many doors have friendly automatic door opening and closing and button for people who need wheelchairs. I think this is more inclusive and convenient for the disabled, making them feel that their rights and life are more valued.

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Nice to meet you! Thanks for the recommendation of the film. I haven't seen it. If you could please change your settings so that the rest of us can comment on your post that would be GREAT! I look forward to communicating with you in class and here on padlet!