Prejudice And Racism Exposed In The Film L. A.

The story begins a few days before Christmas in Los Angeles, Jean and her L.A. District Attorney husband Rick are carjacked by a couple of African American guys. Soon after in another part of L.A., a racist cop Ryan and his partner Hanson pull over an African American TV director Cameron and his wife Christine, for no cause. Officer Ryan sexually molested attractive Christine in front of her helpless husband. Officer Ryan has an explanation like "searching” for hidden weapons inside a woman's cloth"! That night a series of racially biased incidents takes place in different parts of L.A. The movie is made from a series of incidents of L.A. people's lives, and how their racial intolerance causes them to be indifferent and depressed. Many of these disturbing events grow into racial intolerance and racial stereotyping. This is a film that deals with a common problem of "Racism" that is prevalent in many modern American societies and also explores how intolerance and prejudice are a collective problem for the American society.
In each of the episodes it aggressively shows the racial and sexual barriers that separate characters from understanding
Just watching how Officer Ryan violated all of Cameron’s rights, and not only humiliated him in front of his wife, but sexually molested her enraged me because this is the type of stuff that goes on more times than not in America. Black people especially black men are often the victims of such intolerable act by officers of the law that often leave these men disenfranchised. A lot of times victims of this continued abuse usually become just like the perpetrators, where they in turn hurt those or others around them to feel powerful; or even begin self medicating with drugs or alcohol. While people normally do not think of repercussions while they are in the midst of their