Good idea dealing with Historically Black Colleges but it's too inconsistent
School Daze was Spike Lee’s look at Historically Black Colleges (HBCs) and the divisions within the African American community. On top of that he adds musical scenes.<br /><br />For instance the women are split between dark and light skin and perms and naturals. They have a song and dance routine that focuses upon the cultural racism blacks suffer from in America where they’re told light skin and straight hair is better because it’s closer to being white. The movie goes on to deal with a number of issues such as fraternities, sororities, marching bands and more.<br /><br />I appreciate Lee dealing with all these topics as no one else really would. At the same time I’m not a fan of the musical elements. Also because Lee tries to cover so many things not all of them work. It just leads to an inconsistent film.
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