Jotkut on sitä mieltä että ihonväri vaikutti miten asiaan suhtaudutaan, mahdotonta sanoa juuta tai jaata kun ei ole kontrolliryhmää/tapausta. Jenkkilän rasismi on ilmiönä sen verran iso että ymmärrän miksi näin voidaan kuvitella, on se sitten totta tai ei.
Suomalaisen subjektiivista näkemystä jenkkilän rasismista ->
“I remember my first weeks of high school is when I realised white and black students were two completely separated groups,” Pääkkönen says. “You get boxed by the colour of skin and everything else is sort of secondary.”
And as most classic high school coming-of-age stories go, Pääkkönen’s time at Owings Mills hit its critical point at prom, one of the quintessential institutions of the American way of life. Pääkkönen took his closest friend from school as his date, and to his surprise, the decision was met with outright protest by “a lot of the people in the community, my host family, some school friends — white school friends.”
The issue was that his date was black and, as Pääkkönen was told, "you don’t do that in America."
"Don’t think this is a film about just American problems."
mashable.com
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