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Carter an innocent black male does everything he can to keep from getting killed by white a officer.

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My biggest takeaway is that Black women are capable of so much more than they're stereotyped to be. I love that they challenged the status quo and executed sheer excellence with their brilliant calculations.
Jaleesa

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To Kill a Mockingbird
My biggest takeaway was the trial of the black man and how the kids didn't understand why no one but their father would stand up for him. Yes, I would recommend this film.

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2) Hidden Figures
3) biggest take away for me is that if you work hard for something it will be worth it and to keep pushing for what you think and know is right and stand up for yourself and equality.
4) yess, I definitely recommend this movie

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My biggest takeaway was the time frame in which this took place. History tends to repeat itself and just like Emmet Till, we saw an innocent African American man have his life taken and that was the spark of a national movement. In regar

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Hidden Figures, How pivotal the female people of color were to getting us to the moon

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My biggest takeaway is that many qualified individuals are not given positions because of their race or gender; nevertheless, there are bright minds behind people who aren't always taken seriously. These people should be treated as such and that includes credit, compensation, etc. I would definitely recommend. 10/10

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Two Distant Stranger
The film is about a black male who is stuck in an endless loop of getting killed by the police.

The biggest takeway was about how this problem is a constant inescapable cycle and no matter what you do its bound to happen.

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My biggest takeaway from this film was that America has the largest number of prisoners out of any other country. Furthermore, African Americans are disproportionally incarcerated as they have been throughout America's racist history.

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This film talks about the journey of a young black man named Solomon Northup and how he was sold into slavery just years pre-dating the Civil War. The film tells of all the hardships Solomon endured on his journey and  how he had his identity stripped, family taken from him and the unjust submission he was forced into through violence. The movie showed me that when given the opportunity to help others, many will turn a blind eye given the correct circumstances.

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Film: Two Distant Strangers
Take-away: The film is about an African-American man who is killed and restarts the same day. No matter what he does he is killed every day. It brings to light the mistreatment African-Americans experience in the US and that many times there is no cause or reason for the injustice.
Recommend: Short 30 minutes, yes.

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My biggest take away from this film is the self image Native Americans feel they have to portray to the rest of society as well as the impact alcoholism and poverty have on the Native community.  Broken families are common and it is seen as a weakness to show emotions.  This leads to further alcoholism in the next generations.  It is a film that shows these concepts as well as some of the positive concepts of the Native communities, such as togetherness and caring for family and community.  I would definitely recommend watching as it is a good film that shows the trials and tribulations many Native Americans experience and have to overcome and a journey of self realization and acceptance.

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The biggest