Interracial relationship and the Hip Hop generation
Zebrahead follows a group of high school kids in Detroit who are dealing with growing up, relationships, dealing with parents, music, etc. The two main characters Zack (Michael Rapaport) and Nikki (N’Bushe Wright) start going out in an interracial relationship which is the center of the story.<br /><br />The background to the story is the Hip Hop generation. That means you’ve got all the things that were popular in the 90s. There’s DJaying, an Afrocentric character, making mix tapes, plus plenty of tunes. The larger message was that this culture brought people together and allowed for Zack and Nikki to go out.<br /><br />The beginning of Zebrahead is the best part. You get the comments from different characters about a white guy going out with a black girl, but you also have people defending it. It also just features the ups and downs of their relationship and the beauty of them being together. Nothing seems forced. The ending blows up that vibe with Nikki and Zack having their lockers spray painted with slurs and white and black kids fighting because of them. Some of it is a bit overdone. Still overall, it handled the issue well.<br /><br />The movie also gets props for filming in Detroit.<br />C
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