There are people who don't agree with that era of film. It is an important piece of the puzzle.

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This era, as with any era, illustrates the struggle of the African-American to be recognized.

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The posters are nothing more than advertising, and advertising relies on the popular culture. In this case, it was guns, women, wild clothing, crazy fashion, crazy hair.

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While the African-American community liked the fact that they now had black heroes on the screen, ... a few years later, the same community was tiring of the image of the black man as a pimp.

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