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Racisme og 'Mississippi Burning'

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Racisme og 'Mississippi Burning' er en engelsk-opgave fra 2009 til 8. klasse. Fylder 2 sider (440 ord, ca. 2 min. læsning) og blev publiceret 27. juli 2010.

Denne opgave analyserer filmen 'Mississippi Burning' og dens skildring af racisme og diskrimination i 1960'ernes USA. Den beskriver Ku Klux Klans vold og den dårlige atmosfære mellem sorte og hvide, samt de særlige regler sorte måtte følge. Martin Luther Kings kamp mod racisme fremhæves.

  • borgerrettigheder
  • diskrimination
  • filmanalyse
  • kkk
  • martin luther king
  • mississippi burning
  • racisme

Everyday racism is filling out many people’s lives. Racism is about to hate another race, in this case the black people. You can find it everywhere. You can see it on Television; you can hear about it in the radio, you can read it on the internet and you can even feel it, when you are at the local football club. Many organisations are fighting against it, but it is an almost impossible fight because they can’t change people’s way to look at people.

I think different ways looking at people can be good in some cases, just not when we are talking about racism. It’s okay to hate black people. It’s just not okay to make special laws to them and treat them bad because of their colour. People can have their racism politic for them self.

In the movie “Burning Mississippi” some things choked me. First the way KKK are haunting the black people and then using violence against them. A little child is sitting on the stairs waiting for a KKK member to beat him. Another thing was at the restaurant in the beginning of the movie. The black people had their own part of the restaurant, and it was just so easy to feel the bad atmosphere between black and white people going on.

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