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It was okay, but I would’ve enjoyed a biography. If it was a biography I would’ve been touched.

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I think it’s not only okay to disregard unjust laws, we should feel obligated to disobey unjust laws

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I really liked the movie, because I feel like it accurately represented what it was like in the south during this time period.

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Harsh bias

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It was really good, it nicely highlighted racial issues but also issues with socioeconomic status beyond just race.

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I thought the movie did a good job at hilighting the systematic racism in the American and Texan society. The prevail of both black people as well as a woman was well depicted

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I thought it was a very good movie.

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The movie gave a very accurate representation of South and what was happening there at this time

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I think it accurately portrayed the hardships African Americans faced in the 1900’s and arguably even today. Even the most educated African Americans were treated as subhuman

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There was still a lot of racism and segregation going on at this time, white people believed that their racism was above the law.

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Laws are meant to maintain justice in society, so therefore an unjust law needs to be disobeyed if it obstructs justice, that is our duty as citizens of a “democracy”

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The movie was very good in my opinion. It showed a lot of the issues black people faced in that time era, some that are still present in today's time. It starts a conversation and shows things can change.

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We do still have racial issues in our country and many others across the world, and we need to recognize and use our privilege to decrease those as much as possible

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It is absolutely our responsibility to disobey. Especially by white men, being in a position of power, usually stand to give up power. One must protest peacefully or violently in order for the net gain of society.

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I really liked how the movie illustrates the conflict between Wisley college and Harvard, but also between Black Americans and Jim Crow

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I thought that the movie was decent. The racism depicted in the south was accurate.

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We have NOT won the fight against racial inequality

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I loved the movie and I found it to be quite inspiring. I have been feeling like I want to be more involved in this upcoming election (even though I can't vote), and this movie has gotten me pretty motivated.

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I liked the movie because even though it was fictional it showed racial issues in a realistic way

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That racism exists, and that no matter how hard you oppress people the people will rise up.

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The necessity of combatting racism and prejudice throughout society.

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That racism is still alive today. She highlights the current problems that exist today, and that we need to resist inequality.

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Racism as an idea is a flawed ideology and is bad

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A few of her arguments are very non secular making them not applicable in actual logic and debate.

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Racism is still alive and well but this movie represented that progress in racial equality in this country

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The struggle for black equality is still there

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We have a moral duty to advocate in any way we know how against inequality everywhere and anywhere.

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The fact that rule of law didn't really even exist in the South was very prominent.

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We have a moral duty to fight against unjust laws and that unjust laws aren't laws at all

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When laws are unjust, when you are unable to alter the world you live in at the ballot box you have the moral duty to burn down the ballot box.

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I agree unjust laws are not laws, and must be resisted. An unjust law is a law that does not benefit all of society. A law may be applicable to only one group or impact one area, but over all it will improve all of society, which is different from a law that gives special treatment and oppression that drags society down.

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We haven't won the fight for racial equality at all, it's very much still going.

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While progress is being made racism is not a finished issue

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I think that these laws should be resisted whether it be by discussion or civil di

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Unjust laws are not laws, and it is definitely our moral responsibility to disobey, because it is the best way possible to change the laws.