Remeber The Titans
Submitted by Deiani on 06/30/2008 05:21 PM
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Remeber The Titans
Deain Ivanov
5th block
Remember the Titans
In the movie Remember the Titans Gary and Julius were two defensive players for the Titans. But back then there was problems because Gary was white and Julius was black, and that was the first time that black and white had to go to school together and to play in one time together. Gary was a nice guy he was a good football player and he also was the popular guy in school. He like every other white American hated black people. Julius was also a good guy a very good football player but he also hated white people like every body else. In the beginning they hated each other a lot, they wouldn't play as a time they wouldn't protect and help each other, and just things were not that grate between them. But in a way they were kind of similar because they both loved playing football and they both will do anything to win. But steel there was the racial problem that was stopping them from being their best, and from getting along. But when Coach Boone took the whole team to a camp they all realized that there is no difference between white and blacks. They saw that the hatred between them was cost by the bed influence of their parents and the people that they grew up with. After the camp they started pushing each other to be the best and never to loose. On the end they became one family they became brothers.
Acceptance is one of the important things in the movie. Because the Titans had to be accepted as a team, Coach Boone, Coach Yoates had to accept some things, and the community also. The Titans had to be accepted as team because they were one of the first teams that blacks and whites had to play as on as a team. It was hard for the people to accept them and for the other teams; every body thought that it was wrong for them to be a team. Coach Boone also had to be accepted as the coach of the team, because he was black and the people didn't like that a lot. He had to be...
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