On the day of Derek's release from prison, Danny hands in a book report on Mein Kampf. Enraged, the school principal demands that Danny write a new paper on the circumstances that led to Derek's incarceration. Through the narrative of this new assignme

This movie portrays problems in racism by demonstrating the aspects of neo-nazism at its worse. The basketball scene, which was one of the flash backs, shows Derek along with Cameron, Stacey, Seth, and Danny sitting and watching the game which the neo-nazis were losing. Derek was then convinced to enter the game. As Derek took of his shirt you could see his hatred and beliefs in form of tattoos, the most apparent on being the swastika on his chest. Then citing, "white guys against black guys" and the stake was claim to the court, forever. Derek then led the skinheads to victory sending his cheering section into slow motion frenzy and everyone else, including the spectators into disappointment. This is an example of an extreme form of racism; this movie shows the problems of racism from the aspects of neo-nazis and how pointless it is. The prison scene when Dr. Sweeny talks to Derek after his rape and he says that if anything his done made his life better shows that his life as a racist has been a waste and has brought nothing but agony to him and his family. In the world today there are many forms of racis

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Approximate Pages = 3 (250 words per page double spaced)