In Paul Haggis' (2004) film "Crash," it appears that, a decade after Rodney King, people in Los Angeles still cannot get along. The film offers the interconnected stories of whites, blacks, Latinos, Koreans, cops and criminals, rich and poor, and the powerful and powerless. All of these individuals are in some manner or another connected through racism. Everyone is guilty of racism and everyone is at the s
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