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Film Analysis: Reel Bad Arabs
Reel Bad Arabs

While viewing the movie, I learned that discrimination occurs throughout our everyday lives. The question is why it is occurring so much throughout the world and people are not being treated fairly just because of who they are. People judge others through how they are or look but, never by who they are. I believe if a person views this movie, they should have an understanding of how to learn to not discriminate or be prejudice towards not only Arabs but, every other race. Why is prejudice and discrimination occurring throughout our daily lives? As Arabs, there are many reasons for example; 9/11, beliefs and values, and culture/religion.
I believe it does not matter where you come from, people still discriminate and underestimate
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