Do The Right Thing Analysis

Do the Right Thing “Wake up! Wake up! Up you wake!” 108FM Senor LoveDaddy starts it all off with a good morning and the weather “Today's temperature's gonna rise up over 100 degrees.” Brooklyn, New York, a town with Koreans, Jews, Italians, whites, and a lot of blacks seem to be living to together just fine. Yet in such a small town who would have ever guessed that problems this big could ever occur about such a simple thing, race. In this multi-ethnic community the thought of others being racist gets completely out of hand causing riots, violence, and even loss of people in the town. Doing what you believe may not always be simple to do and everyone may not agree with you but one should always remember to do the right thing. In this movie Buggin’ out, Mookie, and Sal did what they believed but in some cases this does not mean they actually did the right thing. Buggin’ out is an example
He does what is right in his mind and it has not caused him any problems so far. Sal just wants to be respected by everyone that comes into his pizzeria. Sal is willing to fight with anyone otherwise. When Buggin’ out starts talking about how there are no “brothers” on the wall Sal simply says that its his restaurant and he can decorate as he pleases. He doesn’t have anything against black people that’s just how his pizzeria is set up. Sal does the right thing by trying to keep the peace with his sons, Mookie, and everyone that eats at his pizzeria. He does the right thing throughout the movie until he breaks Radio’s radio. Though Sal just went with his instincts to prove a point he should have known that could have started a fight. If Sal just but up the pictures of the “brothers” all of the fighting wouldn’t have even happened but Sal did what he believed by leaving it how he wanted. Overall Sal just worried about his business and did the right thing through out the