Another racial stereotype that happened in the movie is when Cameron and Christine, a black couple, are driving home from a party and a white officer pulls them over for driving “while black”. He pulls them both out of the car and searches them. Officer Ryan makes them both stand next to each other, so Cameron can watch how Officer Ryan searches his wife. Officer Ryan runs his hands up Christine’s legs and pretty much violates her. Cameron didn’t want to do anything because he
Suspect is Caucasian and approximately 45 years of age wearing and orange T-shirt and jean shorts. Officers search the neighborhood on foot, using flashlights to see in the dark. Entering a wooden shed with guns drawn, officers locate the suspect and with authority in their voice, order him down to the ground, quickly hand-cuffing him. Suspect is extremely compliant and non-combative explaining to officers his intent was to do the right thing, but that he was very tired from working that day and simply wanted to borrow the bike to get home more quickly. Suspect explained that he would have given the stolen bike back when the police had left the area.
It was not the black nurses fault that thy needed to wait for the doctor. What made me think he was actually a good guy instead of a prick was when the same women that he molested in the beginning of the movie was in a terrible car accident. He was the first cop there and did not realize that it was the same women. When they locked eyes the women started to scream because she would rather die then have him touch her again. He knew the right thing to do was to make her feel safe and get her out of the damaged car.
A sentimental part of the movie, one black child looks at Jackie in awe. To add to the drama of the film, Rachel leaves the game because she feels sick and foreshadows that she might be pregnant. On the evening of the game, a white man warns Mr. Brock that it is best for Jackie to get out of there or else he will face trouble. He takes his advice and takes Jackie out at night and they pass a bar where a group of white men approach them. During another game, Jackie is told by a sheriff to get off the field because he can’t play, but he is defended and later on supported by a white man.
After a long drive he was being chased by a police officer for speeding Jose didn’t want to stop so he kept on going. The chase was ended by a deadly car crash when Jose hit a tour bus going to Santa Fe. In the accident there were only three people pronounced dead at the site Jose Rodriguez, the driver of the bus, and Carmen Rodriguez. Maria received a phone call form Carmen’s husband stating, “Maria did Carmen arrive safe to your house because on the news there was a report about an accident a bus going to Santa Fe and a car with a drunken man.” “Well mijo Carmen has not
On March 2, 1991, Rodney King, an African American male, had been detected speeding by police while driving down the 210 freeway in Los Angeles. King was on parole at the time and under the influence of alcohol, so in an effort to avoid being caught violating parole, attempted to flee from police resulting in a high speed police chase. A bystander who lived nearby managed to record most of the incident that had pursued from there. The two passengers in the vehicle with King were cooperative when officers had placed them under arrest, however the officers quickly decided that King was uncooperative and resisting arrest. Rodney King was shot twice with a taser gun and then beat over 56 times with their batons before being taken into custody.
The storm highlights the boy’s distrust of his father, as well as his admiration. The boy’s distrust in his father happens when they are headed home from the skiing trip and a police officer stops them because the roads were so bad. “Look. We’re talking about five, six inches. “I’ve taken this car through worse than that.” (57) The storyteller is so sure that he and his father will be caught for going past the barricades.
On his way home from the festival Ruffin sees his friend Edmund Scott, in the back of a police car hand cuffed and being taken to jail. Scott sees his friend Ruffin and points him out to the officers telling them, that Ruffin would pay his
Luis is angry and runs away. The next day Carlos finds Luis at a friends house and they figure out where their truck is that was stolen. They steal it back but as they are driving, Carlos gets pulled over. The police arrest Carlos because he is an illegal immigrant. Luis goes to see his father and tells him that he will go back to Mexico for him one day.
The novel The Catcher in the Rye has been censored many times before. “Between 1961 and 982, The Catcher in the Rye was the most censored book in high schools and libraries in the United States,” (Suite101.com: Online Magazine and Writers' Network) and that is exactly thanks to its use of “profane language, blasphemy, undermining of family values and moral codes” (The Banning of the Catcher in the Rye) . Parents believed that this novel was not good to be taught in school and wanted it to be extinguished from school curriculum. “A parent once declared the book “Communist” (Attempted Censorship: “The Catcher in the Rye”). That’s how bad parents viewed this novel.