Standing up to anti-Semetism and telling off the man
Racism against African Americans and other minorities is well known in America. Less well known is the discrimination Jews faced in the U.S. Anti-Semitism was strong in this country. That’s the topic of School Ties where Brendon Fraser goes to a private prep school in the 1950s where he is the only Jew amongst the White Anglo Saxon Protestant student body. He decides to fit in, which is aided by the fact that he’s the starting quarterback and hide his religion.<br /><br />Like any good story it has its ups and downs from finding a girl to getting a banner posted in his room with a swastika on it. Fraser plays a very smart character who not only stands up for himself but realizes the position he’s in and uses it to his advantage. There’s a great scene at the end where he tells off the headmaster. Matt Damon goes from friend to foe and plays the rich kid who thinks he can do anything well.
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