Why Do People Judge People In The Movie Crash

Why do people judge? The movie Crash has a variety of characters with different ethnicities. Every one of the cast members will show the audience their negative first impression that will make the movie controversial. According to Logic, a rap artist whose music spreads a worldwide message, which is "The fight for equality for every man, women, and child regardless of race, religion, color, creed and sexual orientation- because [he believes] that we were all born equal, but we are not treated equally" (Logic). As Logic believes, "We were all born equal, but not treated equally", we are not treated equal because all people do is judge. Why should people judge others by first impressions or what skin tone they were created in? Although the cast

Christine then listened to Officer Ryan after he told her, he was not going to hurt her.

While the scene is getting more tense, Flames began to build around the car and Christine is still trapped inside. Safley and surely Officer Ryan and Christine made it out the wreck. After being rescued both Officer Ryan and Christine both seen a different side of each other.

Although one lives in a world of beauty, peace, love and was born equal in it. Movies such as Crash shows its audience that people are not treated equally. Do some believe that being judgmental is so important? Sure. Of course, now-a-days it has become a day to night thing as if it has become a second behavior. Should people really judge one another by the way one Patterson 5

presents themselves? Should people really take one glance at a person and believe that one's first impression is accurate? No, take the time to know a person before judging. If people like Logic spreads the message about equality one can believe that the fight for equality is still alive and that "[…] we are all born equal, but we are not treated