College can't escape society's problems of race, rape, police, sexuality, etc
Higher Learning was John Singleton’s movie about American colleges. It starts out like it will just be dealing with divisions between black and white students but then it branches out in all kinds of different directions. It goes into race, the police, rape, and people’s sexuality. Hence one woman gets raped. Another joins a neo-Nazi skinhead group. There’s also white and black students becoming friends, cops always targeting black students, and more. The main problem is that Singleton pushed some things to make his point. That meant when the movie talked about institutional racism it sometimes seemed like a conspiracy theory. There was also some real over acting and some parts haven’t aged well. On the other hand Singleton was willing to cover all these things which are not really discussed when dealing with college life so he was being bold.
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