N.W.A straight outta compton

I just watched the movie N.W.A straight outta compton, it's an autobiographic movie about Doctor Dre, ice cube and eazy E, three rappers of the 90's who denounce the crimes of the police againt the black people in the ghetto.
From 1987, this group named NWA (nyggaz with attitude) had a lot of success across all the country until 1991 and the departure of dr.dre from the band.
In my opinion it's a great movie, the story of those guys is great !
Now i'm going to listen all the great songs of NWA
This week-end, my father is coming to Angoulême, this afternoon we go to my athletics training, it will be great !
Bye Mr.Cox

So do you think that the police throughout the USA are inately racist? Or is it that there are a few cases that get exaggerated out of proportion? Or are "black people in the ghetto" committing more crimes because of their situation? or something else?

I think that the racism against the black people was widespread in the USA including in the police however the state of mind change (continues to improve) so the case of viloence by the police are unusual but it still exist.
The young people in the ghetto are abandoned by the system, they can't receive the same education than the others students in the country so obviously it's harder for them to improve their situation, violence and crimes are an easy way to win money but i think it's possible to succeed without commit crimes.

I love it when a student "thinks" and explains their position so well. Thanks.

Last night i went in a irish pub to watch England-Australia, it was interesting.
I supported Australia, in my mind the host country of a world cup is always a potential winner (one more team to avoid France to win the WC) that's why i supported Australia.
Now, without England, its very open and all the great team can hope to win the cup.
I'm sad for you but i don't want more homeworks !

If a supporter can't accept defeat - especially to a better team - they shouldn't support. We weren't good enough to win that game and we weren't good enough to win the World Cup.

There's always the next one.