Sentences with phrase «crime show black»

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Just like for racists, statistics that show a higher incident of violent crime amongst black people justifies their racism instead of causing them to look at what has been done by society to black people that has led to the circumstances they are currently in.

[The] report served the time - tested purpose: Whenever the system is in crisis (or shows signs of becoming transformed); whenever blacks get restless (or show strength); whenever whites in significant numbers show signs of coming together with blacks to confront their mutual problems (or enemies), the trick is to shift the focus from the real struggle for political and economic empowerment to black «crime,» degeneracy, pathology, and — in Moynihan's innovative twist — the «deterioration» of the black family.

A state law on what constitutes illegal folding knives, or so - called «gravity» knives, targets blacks and Hispanics with razor - sharp precision — though the «weapons» are rarely used in violent crimes, new statistics show.

Crime is down and Brooklyn is hip, but young black men face too much police harassment and economic opportunities for the poorest New Yorkers are grim and show no promising signs of improvement.

Mildred, whose bottomless grief has hardened into a single - minded, nothing - left - to - lose crusade, bulldozes through anyone unwise enough to stand in her way: not just the cops who, in her words, are «too busy torturing black folks to solve actual crimes,» but also neighbors, asshole teenagers, and the town's condescending Catholic priest, who she dresses down with a juicy, show - stopping monologue.

Alongside The Unjust, box office hit The Man From Nowhere features in the «Crime and Punishment» section, whilst black comedy Shim's Family and Blue Dragon Film Award winner The Show Must Go On join Oki's Movie in «Extraordinary Ordinary Families».

The helmer looks to be showing no signs of stopping and is now negotiating to take the helm of Andrew Baldwin «s Black List approved fish - out - of - water Yakuza crime drama «The Outsider.»

Now showing in theaters is Prisoners, a chilling new crime drama featuring a Black List screenplay by Aaron Guzikowski, directed by French - Canadian filmmaker Denis Villeneuve.

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The movie does a fantastic job showing how the band was influenced in creating their music by not only showing black on black violent crimes, but also the brutality and harassment of law enforcement, many things that are still a problem in today's society.

It isn't enough that he prowls the rough, tough streets of Gotham nightly to expunge crime like a giant black Vileda super-mop, but he also gets wheeled out by Warner Brothers whenever there's some money to be made from films, TV shows or videogames.

Taking inspiration from famous Batman comic books, like Knightfall, Gotham City is shown to be in the hands of the Crime Lord Roman Sionis, aka the Black Mask.

Highlights from Imprint 93 include Chris Ofili's Black (1997), a series of cuttings from his local newspaper showing crimes attributed to black suspects, Elizabeth Peyton's Untitled (1995), made from a sequence of video - stills of Nirvana's Kurt Cobain performing in 1993, and Martin Creed's Work no. 88 (1994) a crumpled ball of A4 paper that Higgs and Creed sent to the Tate Gallery but was returned to them, flattened inside an envelope, «rejected» as an unsolicited donaBlack (1997), a series of cuttings from his local newspaper showing crimes attributed to black suspects, Elizabeth Peyton's Untitled (1995), made from a sequence of video - stills of Nirvana's Kurt Cobain performing in 1993, and Martin Creed's Work no. 88 (1994) a crumpled ball of A4 paper that Higgs and Creed sent to the Tate Gallery but was returned to them, flattened inside an envelope, «rejected» as an unsolicited donablack suspects, Elizabeth Peyton's Untitled (1995), made from a sequence of video - stills of Nirvana's Kurt Cobain performing in 1993, and Martin Creed's Work no. 88 (1994) a crumpled ball of A4 paper that Higgs and Creed sent to the Tate Gallery but was returned to them, flattened inside an envelope, «rejected» as an unsolicited donation.

It was written by Spenser Cohen (whose biggest credit is the 2013 TV movie Macklemore's Big Surprise) and Brad Kane (Black Sails, Fringe) and directed by Ben Young, whose credits include a crime thriller called Hounds of Love and several prank shows.