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Ballou Majestic Knights Documentary Analysis

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Ballou Majestic Knights Documentary , It’s a school that”s in the hood . They don’t have alot of money and they have violence at their school . It’s alot of african americans at their school. They was a hood school and went to the big event. It’s focused on the people how they don’t have alot of money .They go to a poor school and they black . since they didn’t have alot of money people thought they wasn’t go go that far in the big event . The six things that impressed me is how they was playing the tools when they had duhtape on them. When the little girl gave her moma her food because she knew she was hungry . When the marching bands went out of town to compete in the big event . When the practice till sundown that showed me they

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