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I saw Bight, t he movie starring Will Smith a few weeks ago and I think the acting was phenomenal and I could stay with the storyline. I'm not going to spoil the whole movie for you but I'm going to tell you guys what I think about the movie. I think the movie unpacks racism but also hierarchy at the same time.  Have you guys ever saw 2012 with John Cusack or Elysium with Matt Damon? If you haven't seen these movies, it's quite alright!! 2012 , Elysium and Bright are similar in this regard. The movies are similar because they focus on a divide, the rich vs. the poor and if you cross those lines of  that system, you will be deemed unwanted. On the topic of racism, Bright has unpacked it very correctly in my opinion. The movie has scenes and elements of racism. The times regarding racism hasn't changed much from along time ago up to now but there is Hope out there somewhere that one day every racial remark or action against another man/woman because the color

I truly believe that realness comes from the soul so I'm going to be Real on this post. I think I'm Real on every post but this is going to be a post that goes the extra mile if that makes sense. Sometimes people fuck up and as adults I think it's so important that we expose those fuck ups so those fuck ups won't haunt or scare us. I'm a young man that is filled with many imperfections like many others but I'm talking about me, period. So with that being said I'm going to tell you my shit!! I don't know if any of you guys out there ever watched Paper Towns starring Cara Delevingne but at the end of the movie Natt Wolff said something like we don't think a human being is more than a human being, something like that but my interpretation of that saying is that people misjudge people. When you look at somebody's life, that individual might want you see something else than what you think they are or perceive to be. For along time, I didn't w