the following is something that happen because they are tired of being treated like animals, by police corruption unjust actions such as being racially profiled, harassed, and know and seeing four of three officers guilty of a crime which was caught on tape and they were acquitted as a result, and not having faith in the Judaical system.
Scene from American History X, within this scene it is a very heated debate about how Rodney King was attacked by police officers, while having dinner. Son played by Edward Norton who simulates a racial skin head group member
The aftermath of the Police trail were the police were proven not guilty which sparked the LA riots, listen to the news reporter, reporting the story and the language they are using to describe the scenes going on... some of the graphics are hard to see but it is a reality of what happened in 1992 in Los Angeles, California.
Friday afternoon I learned about this incident while having a meeting with the Cedar Falls Police Chief, Mayor, and City Attorney. As I was showed pictures of the graffiti, seeing it i was upset knowing that this type of activity is still going on here in the city. This is the first time mentioning anything about it, because seen it on the news.
This is the link to the episode of South Park that Matt Sienkiewicz referred to multiple times in his talk tonight: "What's Under Kyle's Hat?: South Park, Antisemitism, and the Jew Joke in Multicultural America". See my comment on this under the post for this lecture if you're interested in my take on the subject.
This episode could be very offensive to some people, so just a warning. Are there any aspects of this episode (or South Park in general) that seem to cross the line of what is humor and what is wrong? Or does this type of thing seem to be the norm in popular culture today? Are you for or against some sort of regulation on offensive humor in the media? See my comment post for more discussion questions....
Matt Sienkiewicz, Emmy-nominated screenwriter and documentarian will lecture on South Park: "What'Äôs Under Kyle's Hat?: South Park, Anti-Semitism and the Jew Joke in Multicultural America," at 7 and 9 p.m., Tuesday, Feb. 9, Maucker Union Ballroom. Underwritten by CME. For more information e-mail martha.reineke@uni.edu.
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