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Analysis Of A Movie Like Precious

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A movie like precious is an exact portrayal of black America. It involves advocate whose problems come from race and culture. Self-encouraging/empowering for women of color. Compare to the movie and society, both suffer poverty, internalized racism, government agencies, schools failing to understand situations. Precious shows pain existing for a large portion of the population that don’t have the recourses to civilly argue their case. It Shows the difficulty up warding mobility is and how unsuccessful the government agencies are in fixing the situation. It also, shows how much people with power overlook people without power, and how wrong they are in some of their assumptions. This leads to serious intersections: to necessary blame; to feelings

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