Racial Profiling In The Film 'Us Against The World'

Many of us have been judged by the way we look at the most the most unexpected places. Racial profiling has been the essence of our society for a long time. We build a broad picture to fit everyone who is similar and even police officers are lead by these views for their jobs. In the documentary “Us Against the World” directed by UPROXX is a big example of racial profiling with all the negative hatred they receive. The documentary in Watchable.com demonstrates to us how a colored basketball team was discriminated even on a professional live game shown to hundreds. The film, which was filmed in Kentucky addresses how racial profiling was from verbal to physical aggression to team of players whose objective was to better themselves. Like it was remarked at the beginning of the film “6 of the poorest counties in America are in Eastern Kentucky”, this verifies to us that even racial profiling comes from the most needed. Racial profiling has been ingrained into our heads that before we even get to meet someone we are already prejudging. Like coach Rodrick Rhodes mentioned at the beginning he was not going to be looked as black but as blue. He does mention how all that blue has been rubbed off and he still expects to get all these comments for who
From the couch been prohibited to coach the team to actual physical and verbal aggression. They as a whole team tried to stay mentally strong. This method helped out and they were able to continue with the games and not let them be disturbed. A big part of this was because of who they were and that they didn't belong where they were. Lots of the discrimination was made to the racial profiling because they “didn’t belong there” because of who they were. Many of the players were really far from home to be able to get this help. Both the coach and the team were in completely foreign places and that was what they were received