Essays on Crip

The film Boys N the Hood by all standards and merits is a film and movie that transcends the barriers and quality of good production. The above is true because the movie was organized and construed in a seamless and flawless manner. It is a principle fact and standards that the movie and film Boys N the Hood was intended to addresses some of the prevailing and current issues. These issues affected the society particularly the youths in the periods of the early nineties. It is important and worth to note and mention that the movie and film Boys N the Hood ...

Los Angeles is one of the counties in California. Fifty percent of its population represents gang membership. The oldest gangs in Los Angeles are called Dog Town Rifa and it is found in old William houses that were built around 1942. There are groups of gangs which are dispersed in the whole county such; white fence, Temple Street, 38 street in south LA and Clanton. Most of these gangs were formed because of rampant racism. They were formed due to elimination of Blacks power and other political groups in the participation of changes in Los Angeles. They are ...

Often we walk right by the disabled, and they do not even register in what we “see” whether we are strolling through an airport or down a downtown street. According to a number of theorists, their disability removes them from what we notice. In the movie The Fisher King, Tom Waits plays a disabled veteran in an uncredited role. While Parry (Robin Williams) and Jack (Jeff Bridges) await the appearance of Lydia (Amanda Plummer) in Grand Central Station, Jack breaks off into a conversation with this veteran. An amputee in a wheelchair, the veteran describes himself as a “moral traffic light” that keeps the able-bodied ...