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Ethical Issues In Remember The Titans
Remember the Titans

Probably one of the best movies in the early 2000s, not only because it is a fantastic story about the glory win of a high school football team. It is the movie “Remember the Titans”. In my opinion, “Remember the Titans” shows that it doesn’t matter where you come from, which skin color you have, or even how smart or strong you are. You are always respect as a person. But there are a lot of ethical decisions made in that movie, because of that different mix of persons and the time it plays in. I’m going to explain three of the ethical decisions that people made in “Remember the Titans. There is one scene at the beginning of the movie where the whole team was on a field trip to achieve their team spirit. Coach Boone
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