The diversity of black men and a call for bortherhood
Get On The Bus was a Spike Lee joint about a group of black men taking a bus from Los Angeles to Washington D.C. for the 1995 Million Man March.<br /><br />Because the movie mostly takes place within the confines of a bus it had to have an interesting set of characters to make it work. That’s something Lee usually excels at. In this case there are Harry Lennix and Isaiah Washington as a gay couple, Thomas Jefferson Byrd who has his son played by De’Aundre Bonds handcuffed to him, Ossie Davis as the wise old man, and more. The point of the ensemble cast was to raise issues about the black community such as homosexuality, the generation gap, light skinned vs dark skin blacks, and more. It’s also meant to show that African American man are not a homogenous group. IN the end it has a powerful message about the need for brotherhood.<br /><br />Get On The Bus is one of Lee’s lesser known films but it’s a powerful story.<br />C
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