New Deal era film against racist and anti-immigrant groups
In the 1920s the KKK had a revival in the United States. This iteration focused upon immigrants to the U.S. as much as African Americans. The Black Legion is an anti-racist, anti-nativist movie made during the New Deal/Great Depression era. Humphrey Bogart joins the Black Legion which is based upon the KKK even down to its hooded uniforms. After he loses a management position at his job he turns against immigrants which leads him to the Black Legion who blames foreigners for America’s problems.<br /><br />I thought the movie had an interesting take on the topic. Instead of focusing upon the Black Legion’s attacks on people it went into how it acted like a mafia and ruined Bogart’s life. It was trying to say it wasn’t just a group that threatened others with violence, but one that challenged the American way of life. That included a long monologue at the end by a judge about democracy.
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 {"Subtitles": ["None available"], "Directors": ["Archie Mayo"], "Producers": ["Robert Lord", "Hal B. Wallis", "Jack L. Warner"], "Starring": ["Humphrey Bogart", "Dick Foran", "Erin O'Brien-Moore"], "Studio": ["HBO Max"]}

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