This is the sky of "freedom and equality"

Rating: 8/10 (9 April 2020)

"This is Ben ... He has been a housekeeper for many years here (Candy Manor), really many years. Ben is here, taking care of my dad and my grandfather until they all die ... I have also taken care of me. As the son of the owner of a large plantation in Mississippi, a white child will be exposed to many black faces. My entire life has been spent here, this is Candy Manor. All around are black, from They can be seen sooner or later. I have only one question, why do n't they kill us? Just in the hallway, I had shaved my father 's beard for fifty years and shaved three times a week. If I were Ben, I 'll cut my dad 's throat, and it wo n't take 50 years. But he 's never done that. Why? ... In the African skull, the area that controls obedience to thought is better than the world The other races are even larger than Asian races. "
The above is what I personally think, in the whole movie, it is the most visually representative of the essence of ethnic slavery.
In the past, every history of the unbearable retrospectives of population trading, racial slavery, bottomless trampling, killing and wars has good people, evil people, executioners, spectators who never miss, heroes, and resistance Oppress the persecuted who struggle.
Jiang Ge is a enslaved person, a saved person, and a rebel against the oppressors. But his most important identity should be and must be: the pioneer who set off the shady racial slavery. He made black people except him understand that it is not impossible to glimpse the sky of "freedom and equality".