Discrimination And Racism In 'Freedom Writers'
‘’Freedom writers’’ has received a lot of concern from American as well as international audiences. Many culturally sensitive aspects Government does not find an exist are mentioned in this film, in particularly discrimination and racism.
‘’Freedom Writers’’is based on the true story collected from the diary of the 203-grade at Long Beach in the late 20th century. It is the stage in Los Angeles riots took place continuously, skin color each person decides their fate. This film tells about Fresh-faced, idealistic twenty-three-year-old Erin Gruwell who is ready to take on her educaton career when she steps inside Wilson High School for her first day of teaching. The school was previously a high achieving school, but a system of Voluntary Integration …show more content…
She tries to do some extra works , which can earn money to buy diaries for her students. Moreover, she listens their sharing to have a sharp understanding about their private life, takes them to the museum of genocide, let them read Anne Frank's diary, and they are really thrilled to find similarities in their fate with the Jewish 14 year old girl died from genocide. As a result, they change in thinking, in the way they live, and even they must face with harsh changes which may affect their own …show more content…
I will show you sharp reasons which are latent in this society.When immigrants settled in the New World, they makes great efforts topreserve traditions, religions and language of their unique culture.English- white Angglo-Saxon Protestant (WASP) not wanting to feel separate from the dominant WASP culture and follow English customs predominate American society. However, assimilation gradually occurred as inevitable process. The first generation encountered obstacles in the assimilation not only society’s dicrimination but also their own reluctance to accept new language and culture.The second one, families spoke mainly English and adopt fewer ethnic traditions.By the third generation, they are no longger able to speak the original language and start to restore what lost.By the fourth generation, intermarrige between ethnic groups struggles with desires to retablishing the ethnc identity.Therefore, to completely elimilate cultural differences is unable in the multiethnic country. Tension is only partially relaxed and never
‘’Freedom Writers’’is based on the true story collected from the diary of the 203-grade at Long Beach in the late 20th century. It is the stage in Los Angeles riots took place continuously, skin color each person decides their fate. This film tells about Fresh-faced, idealistic twenty-three-year-old Erin Gruwell who is ready to take on her educaton career when she steps inside Wilson High School for her first day of teaching. The school was previously a high achieving school, but a system of Voluntary Integration …show more content…
She tries to do some extra works , which can earn money to buy diaries for her students. Moreover, she listens their sharing to have a sharp understanding about their private life, takes them to the museum of genocide, let them read Anne Frank's diary, and they are really thrilled to find similarities in their fate with the Jewish 14 year old girl died from genocide. As a result, they change in thinking, in the way they live, and even they must face with harsh changes which may affect their own …show more content…
I will show you sharp reasons which are latent in this society.When immigrants settled in the New World, they makes great efforts topreserve traditions, religions and language of their unique culture.English- white Angglo-Saxon Protestant (WASP) not wanting to feel separate from the dominant WASP culture and follow English customs predominate American society. However, assimilation gradually occurred as inevitable process. The first generation encountered obstacles in the assimilation not only society’s dicrimination but also their own reluctance to accept new language and culture.The second one, families spoke mainly English and adopt fewer ethnic traditions.By the third generation, they are no longger able to speak the original language and start to restore what lost.By the fourth generation, intermarrige between ethnic groups struggles with desires to retablishing the ethnc identity.Therefore, to completely elimilate cultural differences is unable in the multiethnic country. Tension is only partially relaxed and never