Hi! I'm not from the US, but I can relate to the message that is presented here. I think these are good reasons that should unite us as human beings, regardless our race or community; we all deserve to be free! I used to like this movie, and I haven't watched it again in years. But this analysis really opened my eyes to certain details I skipped before. Now I see it differently. Great work and great art! Keep up guys!

I've never had hatred for any group of people, it just never made a lick of sense to me. I realized a long time ago that there are bad people in every group. From Pastors to Doctors to prostitutes, to whatever group you wanna look at, there's always good and evil. I did know a couple of groups of people though that did have a lot of hatred, they called themselves The Crips and The Bloods. Though with these two groups, they hated everyone equally. I'm a retired Sign Language interpreter and I was an addictions counselor, so I've gotten to know a lot of people. That and my first husband was Bi, and we had an 'open marriage'. So I should know a little bit about how gay people have been treated, I'm not talking about adolescents though. That's always a different category. Now I'm 64 and a lot has changed for me. I'm a born again Christian and not at all what I used to be. God has changed me a lot. However, if anything I love people even more, especially those far away from God. For me, it was Hell on earth. Today, no matter what, I have peace and I have hope, no one can ever take that away from me again.